Awnings

Hi
Does anyone have the name or contact details for the stall on Zoco Sunday market that sells sunshades and awnings.

thank You
Billy bunter

Hi have you been to Leroy Merlin , they have a good range at a great price they also connect to electric and fit ,,,

Last time I went to Zoco market there were at least 3 stalls doing toldos.
However, the big one on the corner of one of the aisles is called Toldos Costa Blanca and this is their website.

Hi
Thank you for your prompt replies.

Hi we went to Bricolage yesterday and bought one 4 metres it cost €159 plus whatever the fittings were great price.

Hi
Which Bricolage would that be?

Would be interested to know which Bricolage, going to zoco tomorrow to look at the blinds

Brick Depot sell reasonably priced awnings. No tremendous range of colours but you’ll not need to rob a bank.

We bought a 2.5m wide (2m extended) grey version for €64.99.

Take a look at their website for their full range

Interesting prices. I was recently quoted about €300.00 by 2 companies at Zoco just to replace the canvas on my 4 m Toledo’s I guess the quality would be different though

The reason why the bricolarge awnings seem cheap is exactly that. They are cheap imports from China that will only last for a few years before they need to replaced. They do not provide protection from UVA rays that can damage your skin as they are only covered in polyester fabric like your parasols. All blinds from the toldos companies are made to measure and all parts are manufactured here in Spain to do the job it is intended for. They provide up to 80% UVA sun protection by being covered in acrylic fabric that is designed for sun protection of the harmful rays. The price quoted unlike the bricolage ones includes installation and depending on who you use have guarantees from 3 - 5 years. The other benefit is that they will withstand stronger winds than the cheaper models. So in the end you pay your money and take your choice.