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Mr T
2025-07-30 16:52:55
Arrived early, checked the content and looked like a H Bar was missing, but found it was at the bottom of box. - most times I do not write a review until item is put together. When completed If it falls apart on a windy day then the screws and sharp screws are not being used. The Assembly Instructions are very straight forward - a child could understand them, the front page tells it all: assembly break apart and list of items; then for more detail look inside for screw placements etc... for 40 by 80 there are 3 frames, and for 40 by 120 there are 4 plastic frames (sharp screws CANNOT be left out for 40 by 80 and above) I am a computer programmer and not a Carpender does that put me at the child level on putting things together. (humor) - I looked at the instructions and started by attaching (first) plastic frame to the house by centering and leveling it; after that I installed the second plastic frame with the aluminum bars so I could drill the holes (placed correctly) for this next frame EXPANSION bolts. - no measuring and centers is needed ever again at this point. Once the holes are marked off the second frame then was removed and holes drilled, the panels were installed in the first frame before second frame was reattached. I was the only person installing awnings, so my helpers were Duk tape added if panels fell apart while assembling (can be removed when completed).Once put together it is quite sturdy with combination of aluminum bars and plastic frame that anchors to the house surface. The screws and sharp screws secure these parts together - during assembly the screws connect the aluminum bars to frame, using predrilled holes that line up with threads at the end of bars; the sharp screws (self-tapping) can be added later to secure the panel/frame/bar together. (NOTE: for more then one panel the sharp screws need to be installed where the instructions say; aluminum to plastic frame - these are the only connection the two or more panels have.) I found that the panels fit very easily in the plastic frame and aluminum bars, but the H-Bare was a tighter fit - I just slide it in/along the groove, guess this means it is watertight. I have found that connecting the frame to a smooth surface makes the awning more sturdy and fewer water leaks. Once completed it is quite elegant and no one will even consider it is made of plastic and aluminum. I feel it will protect from rain and sun - it is winter now let's see how it will fair in the summer.
Chris
2025-05-31 13:35:44
Very challenging to put together, very flimsy untilyou get it mounted. Should not be exposed to heavy wind, would not hold up. In my case, I’m going installing over a double door below my second floor deck. Should be safe fromStrong winds. I mainly need it to keep water off my double doors.
David Hagerty
2025-05-11 18:42:54
Bought this awning to install on the side of my garage to provide shade and cover for a 65in tv. Works pretty well. Instructions aren’t very good but if you have a little technical know how it’s not too bad to put together. It isn’t very sturdy until it is mounted and there are some panel gaps. I sealed all joining with silicone caulking and it worked well. If I had a do-over I would have put silicone in the joins while putting it together which would have made for a better seal and a cleaner look. Mounting hardware is intended for masonary installs not wood. All in all I am pleased and would buy again as it’s a decent looking - working awning for the money.
Syrius
2025-03-19 14:17:10
Happy with my purchase, works as advertised. Good quality and looks good. Recommend.
Saint Stephen
2025-02-03 11:41:09
Today's home improvement project ðŸ˜ðŸ‘ This front window is totally exposed to the rain, so I thought an awning would help 😉 Because of the 'shake siding' on my house, I decided to add a piece of cedar fascia board so to have a flat surface to mount it to. I'm just a little worried about how it will hold up with the strong winds where I live here on the west coast of Washington state USA. I will do an update after our first BIG wind storm, and if it does well, I'll change to 5stars 🙂 UPDATE.... We had our first, fairly big, wind storm (20-35 with gusts to 50mph) and it held up just fine 😉ðŸ‘
Customer
2024-12-22 15:17:05
The product is made with low quality material that when you tried to attach it to the wall. It will not fit properly because of how it's designed. If you are interested in the market of getting this product I would suggest to you to not buy I have given you fair warning. Do not buy!!!!
Larry E Smith
2024-12-12 13:06:20
Fast delivery. Product was well designed. A little bit of struggle assembling, two people helps. Liked the light weight which made attaching much easier. For the price it is perfect.
Wita Mudita
2024-11-19 15:09:27
Disappointed with quality of product. I work in the trades so am very experienced putting things together, yet found assembly and installation frustrating as the panels kept popping out of the "sleeves". We are concerned that it won't hold up to normal snow fall this winter.
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