Acrylic fabric offers the look and feel of cotton, combined with the durability of synthetic fibers. Resistant to UV rays, mildew, and moisture, acrylic fabrics maintain their color and texture even after prolonged exposure to the sun. 

• Made from man-made polymer fibers, offering durability and aesthetic appeal.
• Repels water effectively due to its inherent properties.
• Color is added during the thread-making process, ensuring excellent colorfastness.

Laminated fabrics consist of multiple layers of polymer film (vinyl) adhered to a scrim using heat and pressure, resulting in a strong and uniform bond.

• Lightweight and dimensionally stable, these materials are perfect for a variety of awning applications.
• Waterproof properties make them ideal for areas with frequent rainfall.
• It requires less maintenance due to superior performance in outdoor conditions.

Coated fabrics are woven or non-woven cloths with a specialized coating applied to the surface, enhancing their protective properties.

• Resistant to water, mildew, and sunlight, depending on the specific coating used.
• Generally heavier and less flexible than other options, offering good abrasion resistance.
• Ideal for applications requiring enhanced durability and weather protection.

Coated mesh fabrics feature a polyester scrim core with an exterior vinyl (PVC) coating that is heat-cured for added durability.

• It is available in loose weave (more openness) or tight weave (less openness) to suit different project needs.
• Offers varying degrees of shade and airflow, depending on the weave density.
• Excellent for applications requiring both sun protection and ventilation.