Hanging glass canopy with 4 rods, 1200-1300

The Strofix hanging glass canopy with 4 rods, 1200–1300 is a complete, ready-to-install glass canopy system for the widest building entrances requiring a deeper projection from the facade. The kit includes a 12.76 mm (66.2) laminated safety glass panel and all AISI 304 stainless-steel hardware required for a 4-rod suspension installation. Select the glass panel dimensions and finish at order time.

This is the deep-projection version of the 4-rod hanging canopy — the largest and widest canopy in the Strofix range. The glass panel is available in three widths (2900, 3200, or 3500 mm) and two depths (1200 or 1300 mm), providing six size combinations. The four suspension rods evenly spaced across the panel distribute the load and prevent deflection across the extra-wide span. The deeper projection (1200–1300 mm versus 900–1100 mm on the standard version) provides maximum weather coverage at the entrance. The longer 1200 mm tension rods accommodate the increased glass depth. The hardware finish is selectable from four options: satin stainless steel, RAL 7016 (gray-anthracite), RAL 8019 (brown), and RAL 9005 MAT (matte black). The 12.76 mm glass is 66.2 laminated safety glass. The glass requires a minimum ø22 mm hole for the fixing points.

Use cases:

• Extra-wide deep-projection entrance canopy for large commercial frontages
• The widest and deepest canopy configuration in the Strofix range (up to 3500 × 1300 mm)
• Shopping centres, hotels, and public buildings requiring maximum entrance coverage
• Ready-to-install extra-wide deep canopy for 2900–3500 mm entrances with 1200–1300 mm projection
• Large facade-mounted glass canopy in painted RAL finish or satin stainless steel

FAQ

How does this differ from the 4-rod 900–1100 version?

Both are 4-rod hanging canopies with the same widths (2900–3500 mm), glass specification (12.76 mm 66.2), and finish options. The differences are glass depth (1200–1300 mm versus 900–1100 mm), rod length (1200 mm versus 1000 mm), and number of depth options (2 versus 3).

What glass panel sizes are available?

Three widths: 2900, 3200, or 3500 mm. Two depths: 1200 or 1300 mm. Six size combinations.

How do I choose between 2, 3, and 4 rods in the 1200–1300 depth range?

Choose based on entrance width. The 2-rod deep covers 1400–1800 mm. The 3-rod deep covers 2000–2600 mm. This 4-rod deep covers 2900–3500 mm. All share the same depth options and 1200 mm rod length.

What is included in the kit?

The 12.76 mm (66.2) laminated glass panel, four 1200 mm tension rods with turnbuckle adjustment, all wall fixings, glass fixings, and decorative wall plates in the selected finish.

What finishes are available?

Satin stainless steel, RAL 7016 gray-anthracite, RAL 8019 brown, and RAL 9005 MAT matte black.

How is the canopy installed?

Wall fixings anchored to the facade, tension rods connecting from wall to glass fixings, with turnbuckle tension adjustment. Professional installation recommended.

About Hanging Glass Canopies

A hanging glass canopy is a wall-mounted entrance shelter in which stainless-steel tension rods suspend the glass panel from anchor points above, transferring load diagonally back to the building façade.

Strofix offers all the parts needed to build hanging canopy systems — the suspension rods, the fittings that hold the glass against the wall, the connectors that link the rods to both the glass and the wall, and complete system sets — all made in stainless steel with a satin finish.

Why choose hanging glass canopy? The benefits go beyond appearance. The canopy shelters the doorway from rain and snow, keeping visitors dry as they arrive and protecting the door and threshold from constant weather exposure, which extends their working life. Because the glass is clear, daylight still reaches the entrance, so the area underneath does not feel dark or enclosed. The slim rod suspension leaves the façade largely unobstructed, which is especially valuable on buildings with detailed brickwork, stonework, or architectural features worth preserving.

The correct component selection depends on canopy span, glass weight, environment and wall structure.