A beautiful outdoor space starts with CADARN.

Yes. CADARN is supplied as a precision-manufactured aluminium kitset intended for on-site assembly.

When closed, the overlapping roof manages overhead rain and directs water into the integrated drainage system. It remains an outdoor structure, so wind-driven rain can still enter through open sides or surrounding interfaces.

Yes. Wall-mounted configurations are available where there is a suitable structural wall or framing zone. Before manufacture, confirm the fixing position and finished height, wall construction, relevant cladding / cavity / soffit / fascia conditions, drainage discharge and the project-specific flashing and sealing detail. CADARN should not be fixed only to decorative cladding.

Potentially. Deck framing, foundations and wind-uplift resistance need to be suitable for the completed structure.

Potentially. A roof-only retrofit can be reviewed for a suitable existing timber, steel or aluminium frame. The opening should be measured at multiple points and the existing support spacing, member sizes, level, squareness, fixing faces and structural capacity for the completed roof, wind and fixing loads must be confirmed before manufacture.

Yes. Selected CADARN projects can combine louvre roof, polycarbonate roof and frame-only zones within the same overall CADARN 6 × 4 m / 24 m² envelope. Bay dimensions, post positions, drainage and roof interfaces are reviewed before manufacture. Larger linked structures move to ARKEN.

Yes, selected projects can be reviewed with an outdoor-heating pathway. The current reference heater is IP65 weather rated for outdoor use. Final heater model, wattage, voltage, controls, mounting position, clearances, electrical design and warranty must be confirmed before the accessory is quoted or specified.

Many enclosure options can be added later, subject to compatibility. Planning them from the beginning generally produces the best structural and visual result.

CADARN has two current retractable-screen pathways: a guided aluminium-cassette screen available with manual or motorised control for nominal 3 m and 4 m bays, and a lighter manual crank-operated screen for nominal 3.0 m, 3.6 m and 4.0 m openings. Both current screen families use a 30% polyester / 70% PVC fabric. Final opening dimensions and compatibility are confirmed per project.

Yes. Selected laser-cut decorative privacy panels can be integrated with compatible CADARN configurations as side screens, feature panels or partial privacy elements. Final pattern, panel quantity, fixing method, location and compatibility are confirmed against the selected CADARN frame before manufacture.

Yes. CADARN has a fixed aluminium louvre-wall pathway for nominal 3.0 m, 3.6 m and 4.0 m bays, using horizontal aluminium louvres within a framed side-wall assembly. Final bay size, post spacing, fixing and ground clearance are confirmed per project.

Yes. CADARN also has an adjustable aluminium louvre-wall pathway where the side louvres can be opened, angled and closed. Current full-wall pathways are for nominal 3.0 m and 4.0 m bays using three framed louvre panels per full wall.

Yes. CADARN has a coastal project pathway using powder-coated aluminium and stainless-steel fixings, with appropriate specification, freshwater cleaning and maintenance.

Motorised CADARN systems include remote control, Tuya-compatible smart control and automatic rain-sensor functionality.

The largest CADARN format is 6 × 4 m, or 24 m². CADARN is not offered in larger footprints; larger or more complex architectural louvre projects should be reviewed under ARKEN.

To a limited extent. CADARN remains a kitset system, but selected project-specific dimensions can be reviewed within the 6 × 4 m / 24 m² maximum envelope. It is not a fully bespoke architectural system; larger or more complex layouts should move to ARKEN.

Yes. 3.0 m aluminium posts are available for projects needing additional clearance, uneven or sloping-site flexibility, raised slabs or higher finished roof levels. The posts are supplied full length and can be cut on site to the required height, subject to the final project configuration.

Yes. Black, White and Grey are the standard CADARN colours, and the frame and louvres can be selected independently for matching or mixed-colour combinations.

Yes. Flaxpod Matt is a custom powder-coat colour at additional cost, subject to colour confirmation and production lead time.

Yes. Selected projects can be planned around outdoor kitchens, BBQs, pizza ovens, fireplaces and flue penetrations when appliance information and clearances are incorporated before manufacture.

Yes. Approved developer, reseller or project-partner logos can be laser-marked into selected CADARN aluminium posts as a custom branding option. Logo artwork, scale, position and project suitability are confirmed before manufacture.

No. CADARN is a modular kitset product and is not supplied as a bespoke architectural drawing package. Apollo can provide product information, standard dimensions, technical references and the CADARN Project Pack, while project-specific CAD / BIM, consent drawings, shop drawings, foundations, local engineering and building-interface details remain with the appointed project team. Where formal manufacturer drawing deliverables are mandatory, review ARKEN or another project-manufactured pathway instead.

Yes. CADARN can be reviewed for Fiji villas, residential developments, resorts, hospitality terraces and builder-led outdoor-living programmes where the project fits the CADARN size and configuration envelope. Coastal exposure, tropical rainfall, local wind or cyclone criteria, freight, unloading and local installation should be defined before the programme is frozen.

Yes. CADARN can be reviewed for suitable villa, residential, resort and hospitality projects across the Middle East and GCC. Heat, UV, dust, coastal exposure where relevant, drainage, electrical and control placement, local wind criteria, cleaning and maintenance all need project-specific review. Local installation, engineering and approvals remain with the appointed project team.

No. CADARN is supplied on a wholesale and project supply-only basis. The purchaser independently arranges and manages all onsite assembly, foundations, lifting, electrical connection, drainage connections, contractors and related works. Apollo has no onsite role.

No. CADARN is a modular kitset product. Product information and standard technical references can be supplied, but project-specific structural engineering, foundation design, consent documentation, shop drawings and building-interface design remain with the appointed project team where required.

Yes. Repeat-unit programmes are one of the strongest CADARN applications. A developer, builder, resort or reseller can freeze a controlled family of sizes, colours, operating systems and enclosure options, then repeat those configurations across suitable sites subject to project-specific support, exposure and local-work checks.

CADARN has a lifetime manufacturing warranty, a 15-year powder-coat warranty pathway for qualifying standard-environment installations, and a 10-year coastal powder-coat warranty pathway for qualifying coastal installations. Coverage remains subject to the applicable written warranty terms, project specification, environment, installation, care and maintenance requirements.

Yes. Qualifying coastal CADARN installations have a 10-year coastal powder-coat warranty pathway. The correct coating specification, exposure classification, fixing grade, cleaning and maintenance requirements need to be confirmed for the project.

No broad all-component lifetime claim is made. The lifetime warranty applies to the manufacturing-warranty pathway. CADARN motors and LED lighting have a 2-year warranty. Controls, sensors, screens, glass, seals, moving parts, finishes and other accessories may have separate warranty periods or conditions. The applicable written CADARN warranty schedule should be checked for the ordered configuration.