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Weinor I/K/N 2000 Awning

Weinor I/K/N 2000 Awning

Versatile Awnings for Every Installation Need

Versatile Awnings for Every Installation Need

The I/K/N 2000 awnings offer versatile solutions: I 2000 for flat facades, K 2000 for uneven walls, and N 2000 for discreet niche installations. All models feature durable construction, with I and K showcasing a classic design, while the N blends seamlessly into modern architecture.

Overview

  • Max. width 1-section - 7 m (N2000: 6 m) Max. projection 1-section - 4 m (N2000: 3,5 m)
  • Three models (I, K, N) for flexible wall installation and façade compatibility
  • Slim, stylish design suits both modern and classic homes
  • Full cassette housing protects fabric and mechanics from weather
  • LongLife arm tech offers strong tension, quiet and durable performance
  • Customisable look with 50+ frame colours and hundreds of fabric options
  • Optional LED lights & Valance Plus for added comfort and privacy

Overview

Key Features

Flexible full cassette awning with three model options, strong wind performance, custom sizes, and wide fabric and colour selection.

Slim cassette design

When retracted, the awning’s fabric and mechanics are securely enclosed within the cassette. Multiple versions are available to suit different installation locations.

Slim cassette design

Minimalist Awning Solution

The Weinor N 2000’s uniquely flat front rail makes it the perfect choice for fully concealed mounting

Minimalist Awning Solution

Ideal for Large Areas

Motorised two-part coupled systems are an excellent solution for covering especially large outdoor spaces.

Ideal for Large Areas

High Tension, Low Noise

The low-noise Weinor LongLife arm delivers exceptional tension, keeping the fabric stable and taut, even in windy conditions.

High Tension, Low Noise

For high winds

The I/K/N 2000 awnings stand out for their excellent wind resistance, comfortably withstanding winds up to Beaufort scale force 5.

For high winds

Weinor I/K/N 2000 Awning

Designed to adapt seamlessly to your home, this awning enhances comfort, privacy, and outdoor usability in all weather. It not only provides reliable shade and protects furnishings from sun and rain, but also transforms patios or balconies into inviting, year-round living spaces. With its sleek design and custom fit, it adds style and lasting value to your home while giving you more freedom to enjoy outdoor living.

Weinor I/K/N 2000 Awning

I / K / N 2000 - Good to know before you buy!

It is best not to operate the awning in frosty conditions to avoid the risk of damaging frozen components. If you do need to use it during cold weather, make sure to monitor the system closely. This allows you to stop it quickly if anything appears to be frozen, helping to prevent any potential damage. Tip: Switch off the weather sensors in frosty conditions if you will be away from home. This prevents the awning from extending or retracting on its own while unattended.
Awnings are designed to tolerate higher wind speeds, although you should always refer to the product specifications for precise limits. Nevertheless, it is advisable to retract the awning before strong winds develop and to keep it closed during such conditions. Doing so helps to minimise the risk of damage caused by powerful gusts. Adding a wind sensor to your system can manage this process automatically.
The primary function of an awning is to protect from sunlight and heat. When it begins to rain, it is better to retract the sun protection. Damp fabric can lead to increased wrinkling, water stains and mildew. In some cases, honeycomb patterns may also form. If the awning does become wet, it should be extended and allowed to dry fully as soon as the weather improves.
If you need to retract damp fabric, rainwater may enter the interior of the awning. Water can also get into a closed awning, especially if it is installed on a wall that is directly exposed to the weather. However, the fabric is not affected. The water is collected by the integrated drainage system and is directed away safely. In some cases, you may also notice water draining out the next time the awning is extended after rainfall.
Awning fabrics naturally respond to external conditions. Depending on whether it is dry or damp, warm or cold outside, the fabric may shrink or expand slightly. The overall size of the system can also influence this behaviour. These environmental factors may lead to slight waves or folds in the fabric. Such folds are completely normal and do not affect the performance or durability of the awning.
Some minor irregularities are unavoidable due to environmental influences and the manufacturing process. These may include creases, bulging or wrinkling caused by variations in the winding diameter on the roller tube. You might also notice rippling, slight overstretching near the seams or a honeycomb effect. However, there is no need for concern. You are using a high-performance fabric, and these small imperfections do not affect its functionality. As such, they are not considered faults and do not justify a rejection or complaint.
What one person may find loud and distracting might be barely noticeable to someone else. This also applies to the creaking sounds your awning may produce. As the temperature changes, the materials naturally expand or contract, which is a normal and unavoidable process. Noise can also occur during the extension and retraction of the awning, and the volume of this sound may vary depending on the structure of the building. These creaking and operational noises do not affect the awning’s performance.
It is a good idea to inspect your awning from time to time to ensure everything looks as it should and is securely in place. If you spot anything unusual, please contact us to arrange maintenance. We recommend cleaning the system at least once a year, or twice if it is used frequently. If you plan to be away from home for an extended period, make sure to retract your awning and switch the automatic system to “OFF”. This will prevent it from opening or closing without supervision while you are away.
Once your awning has been installed, you might decide that you would like to enjoy even greater comfort. Weinor’s modular system offers a range of additional features that can be retrofitted with ease. These include an automatic weather sensor, heating, integrated lighting, new fabric options and vertical sun protection for pergola awnings. All elements are designed to work seamlessly together. There are a few technical limitations, depending on the configuration. However, these are rare cases and we are continuously working to improve compatibility.
Even when your awning is out of sight, weather sensors ensure that your radio-controlled system can operate automatically. It will extend in sunny weather and retract when it starts to rain or when the wind picks up. This helps to keep the climate more comfortable on your patio and inside your home. The right sensor can also help reduce the risk of water or storm damage to your awning.
For an awning to function properly, all components must work together in harmony. Even slight unevenness on the wall can affect how smoothly the system operates. Weinor awnings are designed to respond to the condition of the installation surface and can adjust accordingly if needed. Any joints that appear as a result are not a flaw. On the contrary, they help support the correct function of the awning.
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