
Truss Cantilever Car Parking Shades support the roof entirely from a single-sided truss arm, anchored to a column set outside the parking bay rather than posts standing between the cars. That single design choice is the whole point of a cantilever structure: it leaves the entire parking bay free of support poles, so doors can open fully and vehicles can maneuver without working around a column every few metres. It's the design most often specified for double-row, back-to-back parking layouts and tight commercial lots, where a post-supported roof would eat into usable space between rows. The truss framework does cost more per square metre than a simple post-and-beam structure, but for premium car parks the extra clearance it buys is usually the deciding factor.



Available Sizes:
Fabric:
PVC, PTFE, HDPE
Truss Frame:
MS Structure, GI Structure, Hot Dip Galvanized
Color Options:
White | Cream | Green | Dark Green | Dark Grey | Grey | Orange | Yellow | Black | Red | Blue | Dark Blue
Design Benefits:
No Support Posts Within the Bay | Ideal for Back-to-Back Parking | Full Door-Opening Clearance | UV & Wind Resistant | Easy Vehicle Maneuvering
It means the roof is carried entirely by a truss arm anchored to a column set outside the parking bay, rather than posts standing between the vehicles. That single design choice keeps the whole bay clear, so doors open fully and cars can maneuver without working around a support post every few metres.
Yes, this is the design most often specified for exactly that layout. With no columns between the two rows, vehicles on both sides have full clearance, which a post-supported roof would otherwise interrupt down the centre of the parking area.
Typically yes — the truss framework needed to carry the roof from a single side costs more per square metre than a simple post-and-beam design. For premium or space-constrained car parks, the extra unobstructed clearance it provides is usually what justifies the higher cost.
The Truss Cantilever Car Parking Shade specifications on this page — spans, frame materials, fabric weights, load figures and warranty terms — are set by Dhilal Al Qamar's own design and engineering department, the same team that produces the shop drawings, structural calculations and wind-load analysis for every project we deliver. Structures are then fabricated at our Sajja, Sharjah facility and installed by our own trained crews rather than subcontractors, so the figures published here are the ones we build to.
Technical specifications last reviewed 25 August 2026. More about our engineering team
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