Awning Fabric Replacement
Unique, quality materials create a special ambience in your conservatory and on your patio.
Awning Fabrics
The Markilux textile design team is constantly developing new patterns in line with the latest trends which are nevertheless characterised by their timeless nature. Among the more than 250 patterns in thematically coordinated colour families, you are certain to find your very own most exquisite fabric between heaven and earth.
Let us inspire you, delight you and provide you with advice when it comes to selecting a material for your solar shading solution. We manufacture awning covers that maintain their shape and colour for years and offer your home that special something.
These high-tech awning fabrics are manufactured at the Markilux production facility in Emsdetten, Germany in accordance with strict quality standards. The yarns are dyed using a process developed and show their effect in up to 16 million distinctive colours with outstanding luminosity and colour intensity. This has resulted in functional textiles, which have set exceptionally high standards in terms of quality, UV protection, ease of care and appearance. Markilux awning covers are available in the qualities “sunsilk” or “sunvas” or as fabrics in our Markilux specials collection serving specific requirements.
Why Choose Us?
- 30+ Years Experience
- Manufactured in the UK
- In House Installation Teams
- Huge Choice of Brands
- Competitive Prices
- CHAS Accreditation
Types of Fabric We Can Offer
The major branded fabric we offer is both high qualities and tried and tested for the Sunblind industry and offers complete UV protection
Sunsilk | The Brilliant
An ultra-modern design, both durable and attractive with brilliant luminosity and silky smooth surface.
Markilux Sunvas | The Traditional
Textile material with soft, fluffy touch and gentle colour glow radiates a socially appealing charm.
Visutex | The Exclusive
Vibrant, textured weave, finely coordinated with the structures and colours of gardens.
Perfotex | The Functional
The weather-fast finish offers excellent water repellences and inhibits the accumulation of dirt.
Sunvas Perla | The Impermeable
Impermeable, ensuring you can enjoy this beautiful fabric for a long time to come.
Perla FR | The Flame Retardant
Flame-resistant, perfect wherever fire safety regulations are to be observed.
Vuscreen | The Reflecting
Reflect the sun’s rays, improves the atmosphere in the room and allows a clear view outside.
Transolair | The Transparent
Solar protection with a view. Impressive transparency and good light and air permeability.
Types Of Awnings We Can Recover
- Garden awnings
- Open folding arm awnings
- Semi or full cassette awnings
- Dutch canopies
- Traditional Victorian awnings
- Drop arm awnings
- Pergola awnings
- Conservatory awnings
- Under glass awnings
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Our Services
We offer a full supply and fit service to London and the Home Counties or if you prefer we can simply supply only.
For enquiries and pricing, please email your request including a photograph where possible for identification purposes or telephone 0208 288 1081 for help or information. As a major awning supplier covering London, Surrey, Sussex and Kent we are able to offer a quick and simple replacement awning fabric solution for awnings including commercial awnings with graphics.
We also offer repairs to awnings and motors as well as lost or broken remote controls.
Markilux Collection
Brands We Can Replace The Fabric
The major branded fabric we offer is both high qualities and tried and tested for the Sunblind industry and offers complete UV protection
- Aquarius awnings
- Markilux awnings
- Countrywide awnings
- Thomas Sanderson awnings
- Deans awnings
- Brustor awnings
- Gibus awnings
- Caribbean awnings
- Weinor awnings
- Lakeland awnings
- Luxaflex awnings
- Haus awnings
- Hillarys awnings
Fabric Replacement Awnings FAQ
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How do I replace awning fabric?
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Replacing the awning fabric involves a few steps. First, remove the old fabric from the awning frame, taking care to note how it was attached. Then, measure the length, width, and projection of the awning to ensure that the replacement fabric is the correct size. Next, attach the new fabric to the awning frame, following the manufacturer’s instructions and using any necessary hardware. Finally, test the awning to ensure that it operates smoothly and that the new fabric is securely attached.
It’s important to take your time and follow the instructions carefully to ensure that the replacement fabric is installed properly and functions as intended. To avoid potentially damaging your awning and the replacement fabric, it’s worth getting in touch with a member of our team for advice or to book an installation.
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Over-glass Awning Installation in Worthing, Sussex
Our client in Worthing, Sussex contacted us to ask for assistance in reducing the heat in their kitchen caused by two large glass roof lanterns. They advised they have looked for solutions with other companies but the advice was so mixed that they were confused by the information.
Pergola awning Installation in Reading
Our brief was very simple and to the point – Our customer required an awning to run the full 8.5 meters across the back of the house and cover the terrace area to provide shade and rain protection from above as well as low sun in the evening that shone directly into the lounge.
Pergola Installation in Purley, Surrey
Our client, Mr W, contacted AQ Blinds looking for coverage for the terrace area at his house in Purley, Surrey.
The project brief only really detailed the problem the client had. In addition to this, the fitting area was a single-story part of the house and a single awning (without special spreader support plates) would have also caused a structural problem. The area was approximately 8 meters by 5 meters with York flagstone paving.