The Luxa can be self-assembled. It arrives as a kit with all the fixings and instructions, and a wide span is heavier to handle, and a freestanding run puts the full load on the base. If you would rather not do it yourself, our approved network can fit it for you.

Either way you need a solid, level base such as concrete or block paving, plus clear access for the materials. If you add integrated lighting, have a power supply nearby. Whether you build it yourself or we fit it, set aside about one to two days depending on span and roof choice.

Wash the powder-coated aluminium frame with warm soapy water a few times a year, rinsing and drying to keep the finish even across the wide span.

Clean the roof according to its material: glass with a standard glass cleaner and a soft cloth, polycarbonate with mild soapy water and nothing abrasive, since scouring can scratch it.

Clear the integrated gutter and drainage each season. A wide veranda gathers a lot of rain, so keeping the channels open is what stops overflow and protects the frame.

The aluminium frame is covered for 5 years against paint defects such as peeling, blistering or premature deterioration under normal use. Any integrated lighting is covered for 2 years.

In coastal, high-moisture or chemical environments the paint cover reduces to 2 years. The warranty applies to normal residential use and excludes misuse, lack of maintenance, storm or snow damage beyond specification, and unauthorised modification.

The Luxa is made to order. Stocked sizes are dispatched in around 7 days, while made-to-order configurations take roughly 14 to 16 days to build.

Once it is ready, we deliver it to you to assemble, or our approved network arranges a fitting date to suit you. Have the base laid and access clear beforehand, plus a power supply nearby if you have added integrated lighting.