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The pool terrace that stays open

Maxi — Germany

A corner that feels like home,
even outdoors.

Maxi shares her home life through carefully designed interiors and outdoor spaces that are truly lived in. When the time came to renovate the poolside terrace, the idea was clear: a comfortable and welcoming space, without weighing it down with a bulky covering. The starting point was finding the right shade — one that protects without closing things in.

Shade, not coverage

Maxi was looking for an open and light-filled environment where she could spend summer days without the feeling of building something heavy on top of it. Her choice fell on a Maanta shade sail. What won her over was the combination of Italian artisan craftsmanship and modern technology: well-crafted and thoughtfully designed shade sails that remain essential and practical day after day.

For her terrace she chose a configuration with two wall anchors and a pole, so the shade sail follows the shape of the space and integrates naturally with the rest of the outdoor furniture.

Maxi, Germany

"We wanted an open, light and welcoming space, without a bulky covering. What convinced us about Maanta was the combination of Italian craftsmanship and modern technology: the shade sails feel well-crafted and thoughtfully designed, and they remain simple and suitable for everyday use."

Two wall anchors and a pole

Every Maanta shade sail adapts to the project: size, shape, colour, material and fixing system are chosen according to the space. For Maxi's pool terrace, the configuration with two wall anchors and a pole gives the shade sail a profile that follows the pool and keeps the area free and airy.

The result is an outdoor oasis with pleasant shade and light protection from rain, without sacrificing the open atmosphere.

Solaria +Plus waterproof shade sail, made to measure. Configuration: two wall anchors + one pole. Size, shape, colour, material and fixing fully customisable.

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