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When planning by LET makes the difference
Despite the pool, the terrace often went unused in high summer – the sun made sitting outside unpleasant, so people retreated indoors. This project shows what precise planning can achieve: combining a Dreieck and a Trapez sail created an exceptionally large, continuous area of shade – matched exactly to the architecture and the sun’s path. Today the terrace is in use all summer, almost a second living room in the open air.
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Made-to-measure modern sun sail
What sets this project apart is its precise planning and pared-back construction. With just two posts, a generous, free-spanning shade solution emerges that also serves as privacy screening. The two sails can be controlled independently, allowing flexible use by time of day and need. The final solution was developed from a 3D shade analysis and chosen deliberately from several variants. Made in our own manufactory and installed by our specialists on site, the result is a system that rigorously unites planning, engineering and execution.

Design concept
The design follows the clean architecture of the house. The modern flat roof, the pared-back lines and the matched colours of façade and windows are complemented by the grey sail without taking centre stage. Together with the garden design, a calm, coherent whole emerges – a modern outdoor space that feels like a refuge and deliberately puts the architecture in the spotlight.
The system consists of a Trapez and a Dreieck sun sail that can be controlled independently – for pinpoint shade, whatever the time of day.
The manual height adjustment allows individual fine-tuning to the sun’s position while shielding you from prying eyes – ideal for relaxed evenings in a sheltered outdoor space.
The sail is built to last a lifetime – through wind and strong sun. That is why the load-bearing parts are stainless steel and the fabric a robust, UV-resistant high-tech weave, paired with premium, weatherproof mechanics. An investment in lasting comfort and stylish aesthetics.
Challenges and solutions
The challenge here lay in shading a large area while meeting differing demands for use and privacy. Along the pool a continuous privacy screen was wanted, while the adjoining terrace needed flexible shade. A full enclosure with a glass roof was originally planned. Yet the decision deliberately fell on a lighter, more open solution – a sun sail that offers protection without closing off the architecture, keeping the outdoor space and its effect intact.






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A large area of shade
Combining a Dreieck and a Trapez creates an exceptionally large, continuous area of shade – matched exactly to the architecture.

Pared back to two posts
With just two posts, a generous, free-spanning solution emerges that also screens for privacy – developed from a 3D shade analysis.

Two sails, flexible
The Trapez and Dreieck sails are controlled independently; the manual height adjustment adapts them to the sun and to prying eyes.

Part of the architecture
The grey sail complements the modern flat roof and the pared-back lines without taking centre stage – a calm, coherent picture.
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