Meudon Sliding Pavilion — Panorama
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QELNAVOR Modern — shade with an engineering degree
Between pavilion and glasshouse sits the Meudon — sheltered when shut, gone when open, with locks, screens and blinds that integrate natively instead of arriving as afterthoughts.
Modern pavilions are engineering wearing restraint: powder-coated structural aluminium with concealed drainage in the posts, bioclimatic louvres that close against rain in seconds and hold under snow, and integrated LED and heating wired invisibly. Wind and snow ratings are stated per model — measured, not implied.
Design & Craft
- Locks, screens and blinds integrate natively
- Thresholds flush enough for bare feet and trays
- Integrated LED and infrared options wired invisibly
- Sensors close roofs against rain before you reach the switch
- Assembles on engineered feet per the manufacturer's plan
- Structural aluminium, powder-coated; concealed drainage in posts
Specifications
| Format | Panorama sliding, 4 × 6 m |
| Panels | Slide + stack, rated |
| Threshold | Flush, tray-proof |
| Extras | Screens, blinds, locks native |
| Ratings | Snow + wind stated, EN 1991 |
| Weight | ≈ 2513 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Powder coat wants only water and a soft cloth. Check rubber seals each spring, keep post drains clear, and cycle the roof mechanism seasonally so wear shows early.
Questions, Answered
How fast do the louvres close in rain?
Rain sensors close the roof in seconds — before you reach the switch. Manual override always wins, and the motors are available as spare parts.
Does snow need clearing from the roof?
Within the stated rating, no. Above-zone snowfalls are a shovel-and-common-sense matter, and the manual says exactly when.
The QELNAVOR Promise
Pavilions ship crated with the manufacturer's instructions, anchor specifications and glazing plans — dimensions and foundation requirements stated up front.