As you know, many domoticz users are using the system like me to pilot awnings, gates...; or just to check in their return information.
I think it could be profitable for the community to have the corresponding switches for these commun equipments we most have at home.
Nothing exotic but only standard equipments we need to pilot or to check for home security, alarm...
So I'm asking developpers to include for the happy new year these new switches types:
- awning
- roller gate (horizontal opening for home garage door and garden roller gate ) could looks like 'blinds with percentage%' with +/- 90° rotate
- vertical garage door could looks like 'blinds with percentage%'
- gate (horizontal opening like butterfly for home garage gate and garden gate)
- shutters (horizontal opening like butterfly for home windows shutters)
Do not forget windows (fenêtre in French) that could be also a switch type even if most of the time this system is manual. So first a nice icon with Closed/Open status will be fine. Today using a light to say that the window is Open is not very sexy.
Please include for all of these items a percentage% option as we are using fibaro fgrm222, somfy cracking... with return information (true data or by calcul..)
Remark: today i used some 'blind percentage' switches for awning, roller gate, garage gate... but it's not really readable

Traduction english/french
awning/Store Banne
roller gate/portail coulissant
garage door/porte de garage
gate/portail
shutters/volets
For icons most could be done by existing blind icon rotate,
but for awning and shutters new lisible icons will be fine (view some fibaro icons on web).
For most statuts or position:
On / Off
Open / Closed (Ouvert / Fermé)
will works fine
but for awning using: Out / Closed (Sorti ou déployé / Fermé ou Rentré) will be more readable.
I hope that the R&D will read this post and will decide to do the job to include these standard and commun equipments in the interest of All.
Of course for more exotic systems, we will have to custom...
Many Thanks
Jarvis (a French guy, not a developer..)