The glass roof panels retract and stack to one side by remote, clearing most of the roof opening so the space opens to the sky. It is the closest thing to removing the roof entirely whenever you want.

The Deluxe covers up to 6m by 4m in a single system; the Deluxe Plus uses larger panels that stack more compactly and reaches 7m by 4.5m. The two also connect to each other, so a bigger terrace can be covered by running a Deluxe alongside a Deluxe Plus as one structure.

As the panels close, the gaskets align and compress together to seal the joints between them. That alignment is what lets the closed roof shed rain to the gutters rather than letting it find a way between the panels.

It is a genuine, near-total opening. Rather than filtering light through blades, the Deluxe draws the panels right back to leave a clear opening, giving you real open sky over the seating below.

In rain, keep the roof closed, where the panels seal together and shed water to the drainage. In strong winds, follow the wind limits in the manual and move the panels to a fully closed or fully parked position rather than leaving them part way across.