Eleven powder-coated finishes, from warm mineral neutrals to three bold accents — and a fabric card that finally matches them.
A palette built from architecture
The starting point was not the RAL chart but contemporary facades: warm greys that sit quietly behind stone and timber, deep bronze greens for garden settings, and a matte black that reads as joinery rather than metal. Three accents — terracotta, sage and a pale clay — exist for clients whose pergola is the statement, not the background.
Coatings that keep the colour
Every finish in the collection passes the same accelerated weathering cycle as our structural coatings, meaning the new accents carry no aesthetic penalty in durability. Salt-spray testing to the coastal specification applies across the palette, so a terrace fifty metres from the sea can choose terracotta as safely as graphite.
Fabric and frame, finally coordinated
The most requested upgrade was never a new colour; it was confidence that the fabric would match it. The collection ships with a coordinated fabric card: for each frame finish, two zipper-screen cloths and two retractable-roof textiles recommended by tone, so vertical screens, roof and structure read as one designed object.
See it before you choose it
Physical sample sets of the full palette are on their way to every Alfaprotech dealer, and the configurator has been updated so the new finishes render on real photography rather than flat swatches. Colour decisions belong in the garden, under the client's own light — the tools now agree.
