Awning fabrics are created in Europe's leading weaving mills, with which WAREMA has collaborated successfully and driven forward with joint developments for many years. The production-related web widths of 120 cm are processed to create the desired awning fabric. Various processing methods can be applied, and these depend on fabric quality, technical fabric characteristics or personal preferences. The different processing methods are compared below: UltraSeam: the new type of fabric connection The innovative UltraSeam gluing process is changing the future of awnings. When processing seams with UltraSeam, the strips of fabric at the cut edges of the fabric are aligned and joined together with the UltraSeam Tape (butt joint tape). The fabric layers wrap flat on top of one another, reduce the winding diameter in the seam and hem area and effectively improve the winding behaviour of the fabric on the awning. Sewing: The conventional lockstitch and latest sewing machines ensure uniform seams. All seams and hems are made with PTFE yarns. Unless otherwise specified, all Terrea articulated arm and cassette awnings are delivered sewn as standard. Fusion: The fabric qualities of Screen, Soltis 92, paint fabric, Sunworker Top and Soltis W96 are generally fused together during processing. The connecting seams as well as the hems of these fabric qualities are permanently fused vertically and horizontally. This is performed with the aid of a high-frequency or thermal impulse welding device. Bonding: Upon request, connections between the strips of acrylic fabrics (except Acryl All Weather) are also available with overlapping bonded seams. Here too, the bead hems are sewn with PTFE (Teflon-coated) sewing thread.