Long, fine fibers hanging down add movement and softness to pergola and shade structure edges.
Hanging fringeAdd movement to the edge.
A drooping natural grass fringe that continues along the edges of pergolas, shade structures and bar tops.

Hidden
in the detail.
This application is not a full roof cladding but an edge finish. It is designed by measuring the fixing line, the free fringe length and the transition height; distance to lighting and heat sources is assessed separately.
- Usage ideas
- Pergola edge / Bar top / Shade structure finish
- Visual character
- Long, fine fibers hanging down
- Size and installation
- Defined according to the area size and the existing support structure.
- Before the quote
- Location, photos of the area and approximate measurements are prepared.
What you gain
with this product.
It is applied as an edge finish rather than a whole roof cladding.
The fixing line, fringe length and transition height are designed by measuring the space.
It provides a natural finish without spoiling the look of the existing structure.
Where it
is used.
- 01
- Pergola edges
- 02
- Bar tops
- 03
- Shade structure finishes
- 04
- Veranda surroundings
Questions
on your mind.
01Does the hanging fringe cover the whole roof?+
No, this application is an edge finish, not a whole roof cladding. For roof cladding, you can browse the other products.
02Which structures is it applied to?+
It is used in places such as pergola edges, bar tops and shade structure finishes. The fixing line is set according to the existing structure.
03Can it be used near lighting and heat sources?+
Dry fibers are combustible; distance to lighting and heat sources is assessed separately. Be sure to mention this to the team in the project.
04How is the fringe length decided?+
The free fringe length and the transition height are decided together by measuring the area.
Think together.
All productsMaterial and detail.
Texture and joint ideas that complete the application.

Project note for Hanging fringe
In areas such as pergola edges, bar tops and shade-structure trims, first define the limits of the application and the condition of the existing surface. Using a sample, evaluate how the look of long, downward-hanging fine fibers relates to the light and other materials in the space.
For a quote, share a general photo of the area, close-ups of connection details and approximate measurements together. If you expect outdoor exposure, heavy use or special maintenance, add this to the project note.
A little you.
Tell us about your space. Let’s shape the first idea together.
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