Curved Roof Patios in Sydney
Go with the flow with the beauty of Curved Patios. Enhance the visual appeal, and sophistication of your outdoor environment by adding sweeping curves to your entertainment.
Gracefully curving over your patio, our expertly installed COLORBOND® steel or polycarbonate shelters follow natural contours to provide durable, attractive protection from the elements. Designed to complement outdoor living, the strong yet sleek structure seamlessly wraps your space - shielding you from rain, wind and sun year-round through decades of use while always maintaining its smooth, curved form.
Embrace the Flow with Graceful Curved Patios
A curved patio is a unique design element that can make your backyard feel more intimate and inviting. The graceful contours add visual interest, dimension, and sophistication to any outdoor area.
Our skilled team pays attention to detail, using high-quality materials and advanced construction techniques to create durable curved patio structures built to last. We can handle everything from initial concept plans to final council approval, working closely with you to bring your vision to life.
At ATS Awnings, we are your local experts for beautiful, functional awnings across Sydney, Penrith, Campbelltown, The Hills, Northern Beaches, and the South Coast. Our custom awnings are the perfect way to add shade, shelter, and elegance to your outdoor living space.
With over 50 years of combined expertise, our skilled team handles every detail from design to installation. We work closely with you to understand your needs and achieving an ideal awning solution for your home’s architecture and lifestyle.
Customised for You
Every curved patio is specially designed to blend with your home’s architecture and footprint. From openable awnings that allow you to control sun and fixed protection from the elements, we offer customised options. Freestanding awnings and pergolas to define an outdoor area with style.
Maximise Outdoor Enjoyment
A covered curved patio or pergola provides shelter so you can fully utilise the space year-round. Openable awnings allow you to control sunlight and views.
Durable Materials Built to Last
We use only high-quality, durable materials like weather-resistant COLORBOND® steel and sun-controlled polycarbonate. Our pride in workmanship ensures your awning will withstand the elements in any season.
A Wise Investment
An ATS Awning increases your home’s value while expanding your living space. Our work is backed by a workmanship guarantee and manufacturer warranties.
Expertise
With over 50 years of combined expertise, our skilled team handles every detail from design to installation.
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Upgrade Your Outdoor Living
Begin your journey towards an exceptional outdoor living space with our no-obligation design consultation. Simply fill out the form below and a member of our dedicated team will reach out to you shortly. Embark on this exciting transformation with us, where your dream outdoor environment is just a few steps away.
- No-obligation design consultation
- Award winning team
- Assistance with council
- Up to 25 year manufacturer warranty
Questions?
Have questions about your outdoor makeover? Find instant answers in our detailed FAQ section, making your design journey smooth and worry-free.
What is the difference between a patio roof, pergola, and awning?
A patio roof, pergola, and awning each provide a unique solution for outdoor shading and protection, but they differ in structure, purpose, and appearance.
A patio roof is typically an extension of the home’s roof, providing permanent protection against the elements. It can be constructed from a range of materials and is designed to seamlessly blend with the architecture of the house.
On the other hand, a pergola is a free-standing or attached outdoor garden feature forming a shaded walkway, passageway, or sitting area. It consists of vertical posts or pillars supporting cross-beams, often adorned with vines. While it provides partial sun protection, its primary purpose is to define an outdoor space with a touch of style and elegance.
An awning is a secondary covering attached to the exterior wall of a building or freestanding as a standalone feature to complement the home. It’s best suited for outdoor entertainment areas or to cover a walkway around the home for weather protection.
Each of these options has its benefits, and your choice should depend on your specific needs, preferences, and the architectural style of your home.
In Australia, a patio is commonly referred to as a “verandah.” A verandah is a roofed, open-air gallery or porch that’s typically attached to the exterior of a building. It is designed to provide shelter and a shaded area for outdoor living, just like patios in other parts of the world. However, the design and construction of verandahs often reflect Australia’s unique climate conditions and outdoor lifestyle.
The terms “alfresco” and “patio” both refer to outdoor living spaces, but they are used slightly differently and can convey different design implications.
An alfresco area, a term commonly used in Australia, is typically a part of the house that is designed to blend the indoor and outdoor living spaces seamlessly. Alfresco areas are often directly accessible from inside the house, usually through sliding or bi-fold doors. They are roofed for weather protection and can include features like built-in kitchens or fireplaces, making them suitable for year-round use.
On the other hand, a patio is a designated outdoor space that might be attached to the house but could also be situated separately within the garden. Patios might be covered or uncovered and generally have less of an emphasis on blending indoor and outdoor environments. They can be designed for various functions, such as dining, entertaining, or relaxing.
Overall, while both alfresco areas and patios aim to extend your living space and make the most of your outdoor environment, an alfresco area is more integrated with the home’s main structure and often has more sophisticated features.
