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ORELANArchitectural Louvre Systems

ORELAN · Large-Span & Multi-Bay

Fewer posts. Wider views. Multi-bay architecture for larger outdoor projects.

ORELAN's large-span pathway uses selected heavy-duty rotating-louvre platforms for wider single bays, reduced-column layouts and linked multi-bay structures. It is designed for commercial terraces, resorts, hospitality spaces and substantial residential projects.

Reduced-column layoutsLinked multi-bay structuresRain-focused heavy-duty pathwayProject-specific engineering
Architectural visualisation of a large multi-bay aluminium louvre roof over a hospitality terrace
ORELAN architectural visualisation · final project configuration varies.

Current technical reference

Useful specification now — with project claims kept controlled.

These figures are drawn from the current manufacturing-platform material available to Apollo. They are planning references, not a substitute for the final project-specific engineering and documentation pack.

Reduced-column single-bay referenceUp to 4 × 6 m

Current P6 manufacturing-platform reference.

Reduced-column dual-bay referenceUp to 4 × 10 m with 6 posts

Current manufacturer reference using a dual-bay arrangement.

Heavy-duty 4-post referenceUp to 4.5 × 7 m

Current P8 manufacturing-platform reference.

Heavy-duty 6-post referenceUp to 9 × 6.5 m

Current P8 manufacturing-platform reference.

Rain-management pathwayWider blade + beam gutters

Current heavy-duty platform is specifically promoted for increased drainage capacity in rainy climates.

ConfigurationFreestanding · wall-mounted · fit into suitable existing structure
Reduced-column controlsManual · motorised · smartphone

Current manufacturer-published operation pathways.

Reduced-column sealingBuilt-in louvre rubber seals

Current manufacturer material positions these seals for rain control and reduced wind vibration.

Why this pathway exists

Architecture first. Product model second.

01

Reduce visual interruption

Selected platforms are designed to achieve larger roof areas with fewer posts, improving sightlines and usable floor space.

02

Link bays for project scale

Multi-bay planning allows larger terraces and hospitality areas to be broken into engineered roof modules rather than treated as one generic pergola.

03

Plan drainage at scale

Large roof areas create larger water volumes. The heavy-duty pathway uses widened roof and beam gutters, but the final discharge strategy must be resolved for the site.

04

Project-led, not catalogue-led

Final bay sizes, beam directions, post positions, electrical zones and enclosure interfaces are developed around the actual project brief.

Project applications

Where this ORELAN system fits.

Hotel terracesResort diningRestaurantsClubhousesCommercial courtyardsPool decksDeveloper amenity areasLarge residential terraces
Technical-control note

Reference dimensions come from current manufacturer product pages and are planning figures only. Final structural layout and loading depend on the actual project, selected platform and local requirements.

ORELAN project brief

Send the site, dimensions, use and exposure. We’ll select the right architectural pathway.

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