Standardise
Freeze a small family of approved CADARN sizes, colours, roof-operation pathways and enclosure options for repeat use.
Discuss programmeCADARN · Developers + Resellers
CADARN can be structured for developers, resellers and selected project partners around repeatable configurations, controlled finishes, private-label post branding, batch supply and a consistent project-information pathway.
Programme model
Freeze a small family of approved CADARN sizes, colours, roof-operation pathways and enclosure options for repeat use.
Approved developer, reseller or project-partner logos can be laser-marked into selected aluminium posts.
Coordinate batch supply, multi-site programmes and staged project releases rather than treating every pergola as an unrelated one-off order.
Use one controlled specification, warranty pathway and project pack across the programme, with project-specific exceptions identified before manufacture.
Quote freight and delivery basis by project, depot or agreed destination while keeping local installation responsibilities clear.
Keep configuration records so replacement parts, accessories and later additions can be identified against the supplied system.
What can be standardised
Choose a limited family from the nine standard CADARN footprints, or selected reviewed dimensions within the 6 x 4 m / 24 m2 envelope.
Standardise manual or motorised roof operation by model or project type.
Define freestanding, wall-mounted and selected roof-only pathways, while keeping site-specific structural checks separate.
Create standard and coastal pathways, including review of the optional 316 stainless-steel fixing upgrade where appropriate.
Use the CADARN Project Pack, Technical Centre and configurator as the common project-information base.
Set repeat freight / depot pathways where possible, while confirming difficult access and destination-specific requirements per order.
Private-label presentation
Supply clean vector or high-resolution artwork for production review.
Logo size and placement are confirmed against the selected post, finish and visible orientation.
Final branding suitability is confirmed before manufacture and recorded with the ordered configuration.
Once approved, the same branding standard can support future qualifying programme orders.
Apollo supply pathway
Local / reseller pathway
Programme onboarding
Select the sizes and roof / mixed-zone formats you want to offer.
Set standard frame / louvre colours and any custom finish policy.
Choose which screens, glass, walls, branding and other accessories belong in the core range.
Set programme destinations, freight basis, local installation model and quotation process.
Run the first approved configuration through manufacture and delivery before scaling the repeat programme.
FAQ
Yes. Approved reseller or project-partner branding can be laser-marked into selected aluminium posts. Artwork, scale, location and production suitability are confirmed before manufacture.
Yes. A strong programme approach is to freeze a small family of standard footprints, colours, operation types and accessory pathways, then repeat those approved configurations.
Yes. Multi-site and staged project supply can be reviewed, with each order still confirming destination, exposure, mounting, drainage, local installation scope and any project-specific deviations.
CADARN is presented as a wholesale and project supply-only system. Local foundations, assembly, final electrical and drainage connections, local engineering and approvals remain separate unless expressly included in the quotation.
Yes. Selected programmes can standardise mixed louvre, polycarbonate and frame-only zones inside the CADARN 6 x 4 m / 24 m2 envelope, subject to final project review.
Next step
Send the intended markets, typical sizes, expected annual or project volumes, preferred colours, operation type, branding requirement, accessory range and delivery destinations. Apollo can then structure the first programme brief around the repeatable decisions.