A glass terrace canopy lets more light into your living room and can be used all year round. Integrated solutions allow you to flexibly adjust the optional shading. With a louvered roof, on the other hand, the louvers darken the interior by casting shadows. 

There are many different systems made from various materials. Roofs with a high-quality and stable aluminum construction are popular. The horizontal canopy can be made of fabric, as in the case of pergolas with a fabric roof (e.g., PERGOLINO, BAVONA Soft-Top). There are also louvered roofs with adjustable aluminum louvers (e.g., BAVONA Hard-Top) and systems with glass roofs that can be used all year round (e.g., VETRO FINO and NYON).  

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The price of a terrace roof depends on various factors:

1. Size: larger canopies require more material and cost more.

2. Type: standard models are less expensive than customized designs.

3. Material: wood is often less expensive, while aluminum and steel tend to be more expensive but more durable. The choice of material also has a bearing on the maintenance costs.

4. Design: freestanding canopies cost more than lean-to canopies.

5. Functionality: simple models are less expensive than multifunctional models with sun protection.

There may be additional costs due to construction work, installation, and building permits.

You usually need a building permit for a terrace canopy, even if it is of a simple construction, since it is often considered as a conversion of an existing house. It is therefore advisable to check with the relevant building authority beforehand. 

If your terrace canopy's frame and substructure are made of aluminum or steel, simply clean the material using water and a mild detergent. Avoid using cleaning products that have a scouring or abrasive effect, since these can attack the coating and the material. 

When cleaning glass roofs, you should use as much clean water as possible, which you can enrich with a little neutral detergent. 

Avoid using acids, alkalis, or coarse cleaning products such as abrasive cleaners, steel wool, or blades, since these will damage the glass roof. Cleaners containing solvents (such as benzine or thinners) are also unsuitable. Also avoid using pressure washers, since they can damage seals, causing the glass roof to leak. 

Alternatively, you can hire a STOBAG specialist partner to clean your system regularly. More about cleaning sun blinds.