WAREMA window awning systems (FSM) are façade-integrated external window awnings with a retractable textile screen. The box, guides, end rail and drive are coordinated for defined installation situations in the building envelope. Available dimensions and guidance options depend on the selected system.
Window awning systems are designed for coordinated integration into the façade. Depending on the product and construction, they can be planned with external thermal insulation composite systems, installed in suitable existing shafts or mounted visibly within the window reveal.
- External textile shading for windows and glazed openings
- Rail, cable, easyZIP, markisolette and drop-arm variants for defined applications
- Façade integration options for new-build and renovation projects
- Project-specific dimensions, fixing, operation and tested performance limits
The listed window awning systems are available until 2027. Availability varies by country.
- maximum order width 3000 mm
- maximum order height 3000 mm
- Maximum order area 9 m²
- Slender cable guidance
- Folded cover panel
- Cover panel fixing via bracket
- maximum order width 4000 mm
- maximum order height 4000 mm
- Maximum order area 12 m²
- Rail-guided external venetian blinds
- Folded cover panel
- No cover panel bracket required
- maximum order width 4000 mm
- maximum order height 3500 mm
- Maximum order area 14 m²
- Projection system
- Folded cover panel
- No cover panel bracket required
- maximum order width 4000 mm
- maximum order height 1600 mm
- Drop arm
- Folded cover panel
- Cover panel fixing via bracket
- maximum order width 4000 mm
- maximum order height 4500 mm
- Maximum order area 18 m²
- Wind-stable easyZIP guidance
- Folded cover panel
- No cover panel bracket required
Window awning systems can be configured with different guidance types to suit the façade design, required dimensions and tested wind-load conditions. Available options depend on the selected FSM variant:
- Rail guidance: lateral guidance for defined system dimensions and a clear edge along the façade
- Cable guidance: slim lateral guidance for a reduced visual profile
- zip screens : easyZIP retains the fabric edge in the side guide rails. Wind-load performance depends on the product, dimensions, fabric, installation and tested configuration.
- A markisolette combines a vertically guided upper section with a projecting lower section to retain daylight and a partial outward view.
- drop arm awnings : the lower edge projects away from the façade, providing exterior shading while retaining a partial view beneath the fabric.
WAREMA window awning systems use coordinated and partially preassembled components. The installation sequence depends on the product, façade build-up, fixing substrate, dimensions and site access.
- Coordinated components: box, guides and end rail are matched to the selected system
- Preassembled elements: the delivered assembly level depends on the product variant
- Guide-based alignment: guide rails provide defined reference points during installation
- Row planning: dimensions and axes must be coordinated for continuous façade arrangements
Compatible awning fabric options vary in colour, design, openness factor and technical properties. Availability depends on the selected window awning system and country.
The WAREMA Colour World includes selected powder-coated finishes for the cover panel, guide rails and end rail. Available colours can be coordinated with the façade or used as a contrasting design element.
View product examples at a Sunlight Experience Centres or contact a WAREMA specialist retailer. The retailer can assess the window dimensions, façade construction, fixing points, fabric, guide system, controls and installation requirements before preparing a quotation.