Planning terrace and roofing

because of this straight shape, the front edge of the terrace edge is very high, so that the sun, firstly, comes very far under the awning and, secondly, in my opinion, it looks very uncomfortable due to the high roof, but that is a matter of taste.

Take a look at the orientation on page 1. It faces south, where the sun is high. To the west, where it is lower in the evening, is the short side.

I find what I see on Google under "terrazza Pure" very well suited to the architectural style. How much is this fun supposed to cost?
Otherwise, "Groja Cube" comes to mind, or a nice sun sail (although sails have to be quite large to provide adequate shade).

so that the sun firstly gets far under the awning

It faces south, so the sun is high there.

In addition, the next house is about 14 meters away to the south from the end of the terrace. We will probably try that for a year. If the sun should then glare, there are still vertical awnings, which we could retrofit.

What is the fun supposed to cost?

With an under-roof awning about 15-20 thousand euros, depending on the equipment ... but the inclined roofing from the same manufacturer costs about the same.

Otherwise, "Groja Cube" comes to my mind

On the one hand, they are not available in that size, and on the other hand, we want a fixed roof.

So, small update: the building application has been submitted ... now we just wait and see what the building authority does with it .

And? What’s happening with the approval? Has your terrace roof been approved? Otherwise, I’d like to liven up this thread a bit

Otherwise, I do it like @ypg: we like to see the sky and hear the wind in the shade-giving trees, except on the lounge terrace, where it’s cozy to sit under a modern wooden pergola completely covered with wisteria.....ok, not quite yet, but the wisteria is trying its best

It’s really got us down now. Since the storm shattered our beloved pavilion , something else has to come soon. We often have wind from the west on our south-facing terrace, and our furniture suffers from the moisture. Even our beautiful granite terrace is already turning green. Decorative candle on the table won’t stay lit, etc... none of this is ideal. Long story short: It will be roofed over

Building a terrace roof (e.g. with inside awning and 3 vertical awnings) only for sun protection. Seriously?

Seriously! but without vertical awnings, instead with sliding doors on one side. Planned size: 3 x 5. Someone even gave us offers for 3.5 x 5. We quickly realized that many are just salespeople, but some install themselves. We want the installers because of our external insulation. KD and companies like that don’t operate in northern Germany, but we want everything from one source. One of our favorites called me yesterday and talked with me for half an hour to tell me his roofs would be too expensive for me... because I requested an affordable version in the offer. He did give me some tips (which I have already forgotten again ) Now comes the house number: 3.5 x 5 meters sliding side part including wedge laminated safety glass 14 LEDs electric awning all foundations and external thermal insulation system anchors Just under €15,000 Question: middle post ... is it needed or is the look more important? Somehow I feel the middle post could still be useful?! My husband doesn’t want it. We don’t see any potential for savings now if the roof is supposed to fit the house and enhance it.?! You?

Price-wise, the offer is at the level of our canopy. We also live in the north...

A central post was necessary for us with a width of 6m. At 5m, I think you can do without it. I would have opted out of the central post if it had been possible. What would you need it for (excluding structural reasons)?

Price-wise, the offer is at the level of our canopy. We also live in the North...

A central post was necessary for us with a width of 6m. At 5m, I think you can do without it. I would have skipped the central post if it had been possible.
What would you need it for (excluding statics)?

The central post is necessary from 4 meters. Or there is a reinforcement.
I was thinking of a visual separation. Maybe you could hang a sail there or the hammock on the lawn. Maybe also the wildlife camera... or an additional lighting...

Do you still know where you got it from?

And? What about the approval? Is your terrace roof approved?

It almost looks as if you have good contacts at our building authority .
The building permit arrived yesterday.

Just under 15,000€

From which roofer is it?
In the meantime, we have also obtained a few more offers. There is, on the one hand, the offer from Weinor and, on the other hand, from some other no-name providers, which are about 1/3 cheaper.