Havana is not a simple canopy. It is a modular, customizable and removable system. As heir to the Habana collection, the main structure is made of hot-dip galvanized open profiles. From an initial module, the modules that are required are added unlimitedly. These modules can be added or not at will, sides, rear, benches, showcases, holes, leftovers or covers, to end up getting the desired equipment.
Another key element of personalization is the choice of materials and their finishes, which has just defined the adequacy of the client's taste or integration into the environment.
Its uses go beyond the characteristic waiting area for public transport (bus, taxi, tram, etc.). It is also an elegant way to get refuge or shade areas in the middle of walks, squares or parks, either as a resting element or as a simple urban element.
- Monobloc metallic structure, built with IPN 120 and 40x40mm tubes, fully hot-dip galvanized (optional painted in RAL 9006 or another to choose).
- Cover in materials to choose (M, T, A, V, H, P, C).
- Back in materials to choose (M, T, A, V, H, C).
- Sides of variable measures in materials to choose (M, T, A, V, H).
- Bench and / or structural ischial support in material to choose (M, T, A, H).
- Screws for fixing and joining all the elements in stainless steel.
- Anchoring provided on a concrete base buried under pavement. Other solutions under project.
- Other options: Anti-impact bands and / or logos on glass with cutting vinyls. Showcase / ceiling lamp 100 × 70 cm with aluminum frame and 3 mm polycarbonate.
The Havana Marquee is made to measure for each project. In any case, to facilitate the project, predetermined measurements of linear modules of 2 meters in length have been established (which can actually be any size, although we recommend a maximum of 3 meters). These modules can even have variable and combined measures between them.
Regarding the width, 1,20 m have been given as standard measures. (minimum coverage for very narrow sidewalks) and 1,60 m. (It is the maximum exit measure of the cover without the need to place a side). Everything will depend on the width that we have in the space to occupy. But once again everything is tailor-made.
Another typical form of placement to occupy more space is to place a module or a double module alignment, one against the rear of the other, thus achieving a single central pillar to cover up to 3,30 m. Wide. These "duplicate" alignments do not have to be of the same measure, so that one of the two sides can be extended.
Therefore, the logical thing is to first think about what you want to achieve (shade, shelter, rest, combinations ...), see the available space, imagine a first idea, and contact us so that we can make the best proposal.
