An outdoor room with a roof that retracts. The Corradi Pergotenda® Palladia® - a folding waterproof canopy on an aluminum frame that covers when you want shelter and opens when you want sky.
The Palladia is Corradi's retractable pergola - an aluminum frame with a fabric roof that folds open and closed on demand. Closed, it's a waterproof canopy that sheds rain and blocks sun. Open, it stacks tight to one end and leaves the space to the sky. It's the same idea as a louvered-roof pergola, executed in fabric instead of slats - lighter, quieter, and architecturally softer.
We install it three ways: anchored to a single wall with pillars on the open side, spanning wall-to-wall between two structures, or fully freestanding on four aluminum pillars. Optional Corradi exterior screens drop down between the pillars to enclose the sides - turning the pergola into a full four-season outdoor room.
Eclissi fabric is fully waterproof and blackout-rated. Closed, the Palladia sheds rain, blocks 100% of sun, and creates a sheltered room. Drink coffee on the patio in a downpour.
Canvas retracts and stacks tight to one end - projection fully exposed to sky. Not a slat system that still breaks the view when open. When it's open, it's open.
Wall-mount with pillars on the open side · wall-to-wall between two structures · freestanding on four pillars. One system, three ways to integrate it into existing architecture.
Optional Corradi exterior screens drop between the pillars - block sun, keep bugs out, extend the season. The pergola becomes a four-season outdoor room.
Fabric roof is quieter than metal louvers in wind and reads as a single clean plane from below. The aluminum frame is powder-coated to match the architecture - nine standard finishes, custom colors available.
Radio remote standard. Optional sun, wind, and rain sensors auto-retract the canopy before weather becomes a factor. Alexa, Google Home, and Apple Shortcuts compatible.
Primary shade over a patio or outdoor kitchen where the homeowner wants open sky when the weather is good and a real roof when it isn't.
Between two structures - between the house and a garage, between two wings, across a narrow side yard - where a fixed roof would feel closed-in.
Full shade for loungers in afternoon sun, retracted for night swimming and sky. Optional screens enclose the space when mosquitoes or wind arrive.
Extend outdoor dining into shoulder seasons. Close the roof for a light rain service without losing the reservation; open it back up when the sun returns.
Freestanding configuration anchors to the deck - no wall penetration required on buildings where membrane integrity matters.
Spa cabanas, hotel amenity decks, private club patios where architectural presence and weather flexibility both matter.
