Rooftop Bars & Restaurants Case— All Weather

Up to +1,200 operating hours/year with natural run‑off and quiet drives.

+4h/day

≤60 dB

Quick install

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Key pains we address

- 45 °C heat & wind-sand, poor sealing on umbrellas

- Midday unusable; noise complaints at night

- Leaks during sudden rain; brand aesthetics suffer

Recommended configurations

Suggested structures

• Wall-attached single-slope, single/bi-parting

• Wall-attached gable, single/bi-parting

• Arched roof for premium skyline views

Products to consider

Retractable Sunrooms

Glass/PC Domes

Spec highlights

Sealing

Wind/Snow

Finish

Controls

EPDM labyrinth + five-path drainage

Typhoon 12–17; Snow 30–200 kg/m² (design-dependent)

Fluorocarbon coating; coastal-grade corrosion resistance

BLDC/Siemens options; BMS/Fire I/O; sensors

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ROI & operations

Revenue impact

• +4 h/day typical; faster payback (1–6/12 mo)

Install & service

Compliance

• Prefab≈50%; install 3–10 days; one-yr review

• ISO/SGS; stamped calcs per region; method statements

Sourcing Assurance • Procurement & Compliance

Certs & tests

• ISO9001/14001/45001, SGS test summaries

• Wind/snow stamped calcs by region

Docs bundle

Anti-counterfeit & milestones

• Spec, drawings list, method statement, rigging outline

• QA/QC & commissioning checklists, O&M

• Stamped BOM & photo logs; milestone-based release

• Factory visits & remote training

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Downloads (specs & engineering)

Spec sheets

Sunroom

Dome

Tent

Engineering pack

Engineering Pack

Cal Pack Index

FAQ • Common questions

How fast can we build? Any welding?

Typical on-site timeline 3-10 days with a 4-6 person crew, Prefab ratio ≈ 50%. Zero on-site welding; clean retrofit for rooftops and atriums.

What wind and snow ratings do you support?

Design follows local codes (EU: EN 1991; US: ASCE 7; AU: AS/NZS 1170). Typical urban wind and snow zones are covered. Typhoon/high-snow regions may require heavier sections, denser purlins, or zoned control strategies [subject to review].

How are water-tightness and sealing ensured?

We adopt an integrated strategy of passive drainage plus multi-stage sealing to achieve no leakage under typical heavy rain, with redundancy and care guidance for extreme events.

Exterior, natural drainage: Runoff is managed by roof pitch, drip edges, and node-guided flow; there are no internal drainage channels.

Minimum roof pitch: ≥2% (≈1:50).

Façade/side: EPDM labyrinth sealing with five-path drainage for enhanced redundancy.

Overlapping sashes & sliding ends: Labyrinth sealing with dual seals at sliding joints/ends, effectively resisting water ingress, sand/dust, and wind-driven rain.

Openable system: Interlocking male–female profiles forming a five-layer waterproof architecture, maintaining continuous sealing in both open/close cycles.

Performance note: No leakage in typical heavy rain; for wind-driven rain or extreme storms, verify pitch, eave details, and overlaps per local codes, and provide external discharge paths and overflow provisions (site-specific).

Maintenance: Periodically inspect and clean EPDM gaskets, overlaps, and drainage paths; replace or re-seat as needed to keep the five-path drainage clear.

How does it integrate with Fire/BMS?

It can interlock with fire alarm systems (auto open/close per local strategy) and integrates to BMS via BACnet/Modbus. Final logic follows AHJ/fire engineer requirements.

Warranty & service?

Whole 1 yr,Aluminum 30 yrs,motor 1yr;Remote training supported.

Request spans & timeline

Choose per span, loads, and aesthetic.

Benefits  

•Open‑sky ambience on clear days; keep trading in rain (natural drainage).

•Lighting presets and low‑noise operation improve ambience & reviews.

•Prefabricated modules: 3–10 days typical on site.

Recommended Models

•One‑way — wall‑attached single‑slope/arched; opening target ~70–75%.

•Bi‑parting — center opening symmetry; opening target ~75–80%.

•Glazing: laminated double‑tempered glass or solid PC (PVDF finish).

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