Thame Out The complimentary magazine for the Thame area
The Great Outdoors
Looking ahead to longer, warmer days? Now is the time to be thinking about your outdoor space and investing in a into retractable awning from Prime Awnings.
Outdoor living is something typically associated with warmer parts of the continent, but not anymore.
Climate experts predict that by 2050, heatwaves are expected to happen every other year, and by 2070, summers will be between 1 and 6°C warmer.
Here in the UK, a combination of more time spent in our gardens during the Covid lockdowns and a progressively warmer climate has made us appreciate the outdoor life even more.
Shutter Spec Security owner, Andrew Levick has seen a surge in demand for outdoor awnings and sun canopies and as a result of this he has set up a sister company dedicated to designing and supplying these products.
This new business based in Thame is called Prime Awnings.
A new business it might be, but it benefits from Shutter Spec Security’s years of experience within the industry.
Prime Awnings are an English product coupled with respected and reliable German engineering.
The awnings are designed to combine style and functionality, enhancing your outdoor space beyond measure.
Prime Awnings understand that everyone’s outdoor space and style is completely unique.
Their made to measure awnings offer an exceptional look and feel with high end fabrics and refined frames, every detail is a testament to their commitment to quality. Also with the addition of heating you can continue to enjoy your outdoor space right into the colder months.
Prime Awnings pride themselves in delivering and installing their products very quickly, ensuring their customers will benefit from their awnings and sun canopies in a matter of just weeks.
Get the most from your outside space with Prime Awnings. Call 01844 393 782 for more details.
Prime Awnings
30A Upper High Street, Thame Oxfordshire OX9 3EX
01844 393 782
info@primeawnings.co.uk
www.primeawnings.co.uk
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