The Delight uses a slender blade profile that gives a lighter, more elegant look than chunkier louvre systems. The refined lines are the point; it is designed to be handsome as well as functional.

Its trimmer proportions make it a graceful choice for intimate courtyards and mid-sized terraces, where a heavier louvre roof would feel bulky. It brings full adjustability in a more delicate form.

Yes. The slats are motorised on a Teleco remote and move through four set positions, so the roof can be closed from inside when a shower comes over rather than going out to it.

A fixed roof gives one permanent level of shade. The Delight's slats step through closed, 33%, 66% and fully open, so the same terrace can be sheltered at lunchtime and open to the sky by evening.

Frames come in traffic white, grey or black, and the slats are specified separately in anthracite, black or traffic white. The slats are narrower than a standard louvre blade and the beam sits at 230mm deep, which is what keeps the roofline looking light against the house.