Weatherproof canopy - comprising a carrying frame, which can be positioned above a region of protection by a supporting-column apparatus and has at least two essentially horizontal frame sections (31, 32), which have a common frame strut along their adjacent sides, and - also comprising canopy-fabric webs (9a, 9b) which are each assigned to a frame section (31, 32) and in each case = are arranged such that they can be retracted and extended relative to the carrying frame, and can preferably be wound up on a fabric-web shaft, which is arranged on the carrying frame, = are held in a tensioned state in an at least partially extended position by virtue of their leading edges (12a, 12b), oriented in the extending direction, being retained in an opening-out profile (13a, 13b) and of their side edges (16, 17), located parallel to the extending direction, being guided in a displaceable manner in the respective outer frame struts (5, 6), oriented in the extending direction, and in the common frame strut of the carrying frame, and = have preferably at least one water-drainage opening in their centrally located region, characterized by - guidance of the canopy-fabric webs (9a, 9b), and of the opening-out profile thereof, along the vertically adjustable, common frame strut between the two frame sections (31, 32), wherein the common frame strut is formed in two parts from a horizontal, stationary bearing profile and a coupling rail, which is mounted in a height-adjustable manner on the bearing profile and along which the canopy-fabric webs (9a, 9b), and the opening-out profiles (13a, 13b) thereof, are guided in a coupled state. - comprising a carrying frame, which can be positioned above a region of protection by a supporting-column apparatus and has at least two essentially horizontal frame sections (31, 32), which have a common frame strut along their adjacent sides, and - also comprising canopy-fabric webs (9a, 9b) which are each assigned to a frame section (31, 32) and in each case = are arranged such that they can be retracted and extended relative to the carrying frame, and can preferably be wound up on a fabric-web shaft, which is arranged on the carrying frame, = are held in a tensioned state in an at least partially extended position by virtue of their leading edges (12a, 12b), oriented in the extending direction, being retained in an opening-out profile (13a, 13b) and of their side edges (16, 17), located parallel to the extending direction, being guided in a displaceable manner in the respective outer frame struts (5, 6), oriented in the extending direction, and in the common frame strut of the carrying frame, and = have preferably at least one water-drainage opening in their centrally located region, characterized by = are arranged such that they can be retracted and extended relative to the carrying frame, and can preferably be wound up on a fabric-web shaft, which is arranged on the carrying frame, = are held in a tensioned state in an at least partially extended position by virtue of their leading edges (12a, 12b), oriented in the extending direction, being retained in an opening-out profile (13a, 13b) and of their side edges (16, 17), located parallel to the extending direction, being guided in a displaceable manner in the respective outer frame struts (5, 6), oriented in the extending direction, and in the common frame strut of the carrying frame, and = have preferably at least one water-drainage opening in their centrally located region, characterized by - guidance of the canopy-fabric webs (9a, 9b), and of the opening-out profile thereof, along the vertically adjustable, common frame strut between the two frame sections (31, 32), wherein the common frame strut is formed in two parts from a horizontal, stationary bearing profile and a coupling rail, which is mounted in a height-adjustable manner on the bearing profile and along which the canopy-fabric webs (9a, 9b), and the opening-out profiles (13a, 13b) thereof, are guided in a coupled state.