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Awning size matrix: LCA, LCB, LCM, LCF, and LCG

Use the documented range to narrow the model family - then confirm the exact width and projection pair against current production data.

Awning width and projection reference image
Documented range is the start of the review, not the installation limit.

Documented size matrix

The following values come from the supplied model brochures. A range describes the width and projection values shown in that source material; it does not mean every width can be paired with every projection.

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SeriesFormatDocumented width pointsDocumented projection / height points
LCA2Folding-arm4000 / 4500 / 4800 mm1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm
LCA3Folding-arm5500 / 6000 mm1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm
LCB2Folding-arm2000 / 2500 / 3000 / 3500 mm1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm
LCM2Folding-arm2000-5000 mm1500-3000 mm
LCM3Folding-arm5500 / 6000 mm1500-3000 mm
LCF2Cassette2500 / 3000 / 3500 / 4000 / 4500 / 5000 mm1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm
LCF3Cassette5600 / 6000 mm1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm
LCG2Cassette2500-6000 mm1500-4000 mm
LCG3Cassette6500 / 7000 mm2000-4000 mm
CL / CB / CJWindow1000 / 1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm1000 / 1500 / 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm
CB1Fixed-arm window1000-2500 mm1200-2000 mm

Folding-arm families: LCA, LCB, and LCM

LCA and LCB share the folding-arm format. LCA starts at a wider 4 m point in the supplied table, while LCB includes narrower 2-3.5 m combinations. LCM extends the format with a 2-6 m width range and 1.5-3 m projection range.

All are configured around an aluminium folding-arm structure. Manual, electrical, or remote operation and optional controls are selected according to the model and project.

Cassette families: LCF and LCG

LCF offers compact-to-large cassette systems from 2.5 m to 6 m in the documented points. LCG extends from 2.5 m up to 7 m and adds selected projections up to 4 m.

The cassette is an enclosure rather than a decorative cover. Its depth, bracket positions, wall or ceiling detail, power route, and service access need to be planned before confirming the final projection.

Window awning range: CL, CB, CJ, and CB1

The compact window series covers 1 m to 3 m width and height points. Different styles support drop, folding, and fixed-arm installation. CB1 stands apart as a fixed-arm format with support legs.

For outward-opening windows, sash clearance is the first check. The largest awning that fits the wall may still interfere with the opening.

Confirm the exact pair before quotation

  1. Confirm measured width and required projection.
  2. Select the model family and operation.
  3. Review the current model table for the exact pair.
  4. Confirm fixing substrate and bracket layout.
  5. Select canopy, frame finish, and controls.
  6. Review wind exposure and operating policy.

NEED A FAST CHECK?

Send the width and projection together

These two dimensions must be quoted as a pair. Sending only the maximum width does not identify the correct model or compatible projection.

Frequently asked questions

Can any listed width be combined with any projection?

No. The table identifies the width and projection points documented in the supplied literature, but not every cross-combination is listed. The exact pair must be confirmed against the current model table and quotation.

What does LCF2 versus LCF3 mean?

The numbers indicate different size or mechanism ranges within the LCF cassette family. LCF3 extends into larger width combinations than LCF2 in the supplied literature.

Which is the largest cassette range?

LCG3 is the largest documented cassette variant, with widths of 6500 and 7000 mm and selected projections up to 4000 mm. Fixing, fabric, brackets, and site exposure still require project review.

Are these limits final?

No. They are indicative summaries from the supplied brochures. Confirm current production limits, safe fixing, and any market-specific requirement before ordering.

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