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Awning Companies on the Costa Blanca
These companies list awnings (toldos) on their own websites or business listings, from folding-arm terrace awnings to drop awnings and motorised systems. This page lists all 47: 15 in the Marina Alta, 4 in the Marina Baixa, 12 in the Alicante area, 5 in the Elche area and 11 in the Vega Baja.
- 47 companies
- 8 with English websites
- 5 areas
How this list works: Companies are grouped by area, then listed by number of Google reviews. Service labels come from each company's own website, or its Google listing if it has no website, and ratings and review counts come from Google. Every listing is free; only the box marked Featured is paid, and it doesn't change who is listed.
Awnings in the Marina Alta
English website
Reynaers, Cortizo
English websiteKömmerling
English website
Strugal
Awnings in the Marina Baixa
K-Line
Awnings in the Alicante area
English website
Kömmerling, K-Line
English website
Climalit
Awnings in the Elche area
Awnings in the Vega Baja
English website
Veka
English website
English website
Schüco, Reynaers
Buyer's guide: awnings (toldos)
Folding-arm awnings are the usual choice for terraces. A full cassette awning closes into a box that protects the fabric and mechanism from sun, salt and dust, so it lasts longer on the coast. Drop awnings and side screens shade windows and the open sides of a terrace.
Acrylic fabrics hold their colour better in strong sun than cheaper polyester. Motorised awnings can have a wind sensor that retracts them automatically, which is worth having on an exposed seafront terrace where gusts can damage an open awning.
Ask how the awning will be fixed: the wall or ceiling must be strong enough for the arms. In apartment blocks, many communities have an agreed colour and model.
Questions to ask before you sign
- Is it a full cassette awning?
- Is the fabric acrylic, and what colours are available?
- Can a wind sensor be fitted?
- How will it be fixed to my wall or ceiling?
- Does my community of owners have a set colour or model?
- What does the warranty cover on the motor and arms?
Common questions
Is a cassette awning worth it on the coast?
Usually, yes. The cassette closes around the fabric and arms when the awning is retracted, protecting them from sun, salt and dust, so the awning lasts longer.
Do I need a wind sensor?
On an exposed terrace it is a good idea. A wind sensor retracts a motorised awning automatically when gusts get strong, which protects the arms and fabric.
What fabric is best?
Solution-dyed acrylic fabric holds its colour and resists mould better than cheaper polyester. Ask to see samples and check the fabric warranty.
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