Examples Of Awnings

Here s an example of an awning with a dropshade.

Examples of awnings. We review your home or commercial building in order to creatively understand how the awning styles you favor will work in that setting. Cotton is a traditional awning material since it is inherently strong durable and waterproof. For example the vinyl or laminate coating makes the fabrics flame and water resistant but more prone to fading. Or you might want awnings over windows or doors that generate extreme heat in the morning hours requiring the air conditioner to operate nearly all day.

Awnings with sides are recommended for most windows although if you have a direct south facing window you can use a side less awning because the sun s rays are coming from directly overhead. Though retractable awnings seldom last as long as their stationary alternatives their frame requires much less maintenance. Window awnings will reduce the internal temperature of your home and will reduce your cooling energy bills. Here s an example notice how the fabric drops down almost enclosing the space under the awning.

Types of retractable awnings include manual awnings motorized awnings and remote control awnings. Awnings are used virtually for any opening into a structure whether it is a door or a window. Patio or deck cover shade cloths or sails. To clean this type of fabric you may wash it in your washing machine.

The frame supports the awning. The two types of coating also add a little more to the fabrics. Thankfully advancing solves this problem by offering ranges of sizes from 8 x 7 all the way up to 16 x 10. Most are made of aluminum or galvanized steel.

We will also show you examples of different awning canopy styles color combinations and materials. Also several different styles are available such as concave slope and waterfall. It comes in a faded ocean blue tone and is made of a hard wearing vinyl to provide you with reliable protection from sunlight and rain. These awnings will look great on your porch.