What would you like to change about your terrace?

Identify the main problem before choosing a model. You might need shade over a dining area, adjustable daylight beside a living room or a roof that opens further on sunny days. Explain when you use the space and which direction the sun comes from. Roofing and side protection meet different needs and should be considered together.

Which of the three models suits your space?

Moraira is an option for small and medium spaces. Altea allows larger-span configurations and separate louvre control by zone. Denia combines tilting with retraction, uncovering between 65% and 67% of the roof. Available space and supports determine the viable configuration; choosing a model name does not replace that assessment.

• Moraira: adjustable louvres to regulate light and ventilation.
• Altea: adjustable louvres with zone control for different areas of use.
• Denia: adjustable and retractable louvres to uncover part of the roof.

What needs checking before installation?

A ground-level garden installation and an elevated terrace installation each need their own assessment. Photograph the proposed pillar positions and any wall connection. Our team needs to understand the delivery route, fixing conditions and drainage before defining a solution.

• Approximate width, depth and height, including nearby doors and windows.
• Existing flooring and supports, with photographs of fixing points.
• Water outlets and the intended drainage route.
• Access for delivery, unloading and moving materials to the site.
• Power supply for motorisation and selected equipment.

What about an exposed or coastal location?

Tell us if the space is particularly exposed to wind or salt air. The range has a Qualicoat Seaside certified finish, but still needs the care specified for the installation. A model’s test ratings do not guarantee use at any location or with the louvres in any position. Ask for operating, cleaning and adverse-weather instructions for the proposed configuration.

How can a restaurant terrace or dining area be adapted?

For a restaurant terrace, consider circulation between tables, where shade is needed and pillar positions. Lighting can support evening use; screens or glass may address side-protection needs. Equipment choices depend on the model and location. Describe your intended use so the proposal includes what is relevant to your space.

How do you request a quote in Lisbon?

State Lisbon or your nearby locality in the request, attach photographs and approximate measurements, and explain what you want to improve. The quote is free. A technical visit carries a fee to confirm before booking. Oazis can be contacted by phone, email and WhatsApp and does not have a public showroom. Your proposal defines the configuration, included work and installation schedule rather than applying a generic price list.

What would you like to change about your terrace?

Identify the main problem before choosing a model. You might need shade over a dining area, adjustable daylight beside a living room or a roof that opens further on sunny days. Explain when you use the space and which direction the sun comes from. Roofing and side protection meet different needs and should be considered together.

Which of the three models suits your space?

Moraira is an option for small and medium spaces. Altea allows larger-span configurations and separate louvre control by zone. Denia combines tilting with retraction, uncovering between 65% and 67% of the roof. Available space and supports determine the viable configuration; choosing a model name does not replace that assessment.

• Moraira: adjustable louvres to regulate light and ventilation.
• Altea: adjustable louvres with zone control for different areas of use.
• Denia: adjustable and retractable louvres to uncover part of the roof.

What needs checking before installation?

A ground-level garden installation and an elevated terrace installation each need their own assessment. Photograph the proposed pillar positions and any wall connection. Our team needs to understand the delivery route, fixing conditions and drainage before defining a solution.

• Approximate width, depth and height, including nearby doors and windows.
• Existing flooring and supports, with photographs of fixing points.
• Water outlets and the intended drainage route.
• Access for delivery, unloading and moving materials to the site.
• Power supply for motorisation and selected equipment.

What about an exposed or coastal location?

Tell us if the space is particularly exposed to wind or salt air. The range has a Qualicoat Seaside certified finish, but still needs the care specified for the installation. A model’s test ratings do not guarantee use at any location or with the louvres in any position. Ask for operating, cleaning and adverse-weather instructions for the proposed configuration.

How can a restaurant terrace or dining area be adapted?

For a restaurant terrace, consider circulation between tables, where shade is needed and pillar positions. Lighting can support evening use; screens or glass may address side-protection needs. Equipment choices depend on the model and location. Describe your intended use so the proposal includes what is relevant to your space.

How do you request a quote in Lisbon?

State Lisbon or your nearby locality in the request, attach photographs and approximate measurements, and explain what you want to improve. The quote is free. A technical visit carries a fee to confirm before booking. Oazis can be contacted by phone, email and WhatsApp and does not have a public showroom. Your proposal defines the configuration, included work and installation schedule rather than applying a generic price list.