can this awning be attached to an aluminum screen room?
184818
This awning is quite heavy and awkward to mount (need 2 or 3 people). I attached mine to the overhang of the roof, and the weight forced it to tilt forward. I had 3 L brackets made to support (and level) the weight of the awning. It worked perfectly. Please note: The awning (when open), will drop approximately 3 feet from mounting height.
184819
I have mine lagged into the headers on the back of my home, which provides plenty of shade on my deck. You need to consider if you have any area in your aluminum screen room to use lag bolts to support the unit. Mine has (6) lag bolts, to insure it's properly supported. Not sure how you would be able to use a retractable awning on an aluminum screen room and feel safe, that it would stay up, or possibly damage screen room, if it is not supported correctly. Al D.
184820
This awning is quite heavy and awkward to mount (need 2 or 3 people). I attached mine to the overhang of the roof, and the weight forced it to tilt forward. I had 3 L brackets made to support (and level) the weight of the awning. It worked perfectly.Please note: The awning (when open), will drop approximately 3 feet from mounting height.
1835353
Most likely, but the air flow will be restricted by the screen. Better to lift screen to increase air flow.
462644
I would say yes you can. I used mine on a sun screen for one side of my awning and they were fine.
1737393
I think it would work in that application providing you have enough surface area above the door for the awning enclosure. Rolled up in its pouch it hangs bout 8" from the top rail to the bottom of the pouch. The awning itself has been great and the installation was pretty straight forward. Very cool.
1206850
Of course! First , you need measure and drawing a rectangle( for the opening area),then you will need cutting the aluminum to fit it properly using the screws, in some cases you must remove plastic edges ,if is necessary.
1699142
no, It is just a large piece of screening. But I never tried that. In my case the shade is much wider than my awning.
1032774
I think so - I have a fairly heavy green screen attached to one of mine - it depends upon what you use to attach it to the wall.
633815
It has screws that will mount it together so if you have something like a metal part that it could mount to May be ok however on a plain screen I would say no
678178
All four solid walls can be rolled up and tied or pulled out to create awnings. You only get poles to set up 1 of the 4 awnings. The two screen side walls cannot be detached. The front and back doors are split in the middle and zip together. You have the option to open/close each side of the solid and screen door halves as you wish. So you can have any combination of screen or rain flap with entrances in the front and back. We love this screen room and so far it meets our every need for sun, wind and rain. It was well worth the money.
130897
Yes, but the window would open horizontally and the screen would be on the side as opposed to the bottom.It has multiple screw holes and could install either way. Pleased with the quality for the price. Packaged well.
92304
The screen attaches to the where it will be placed by adhesive backed velcro. As long as you have a flt surface to attach it to it will work fine. Be sure to note that in the measurements: the screen is 35 inches and if your opening is also 35 inches it will be too short. Part of the screen width is a boarder that must overlap to the edge where it will be mounted. I was able to successfully attach it to the sliding glass door after repositioning it to the velcro a few times.
417781
if the aluminum ceiling has support either wood studs or metal studs then I think it would be ok. You can screw it to the studs. It's not heavy but you want to make sure it is tightly secured. After all you'll be pulling it down so you need it anchored tightly.
2245090
Yes. It can be mounted to vinyl siding and it must be attached to the studs.
2085776
Yes, it should be. Make sure that you consider where you're going to mount the screen. It's difficult (OK, impossibly) to find studs that are evenly spaced exactly the same as the width of your screen! My ceiling is slanted and over time the weight of the screen pulled the hooks out.I'd also recommend you consider some floor mounts and just use an S-hook. The mounts themselves aren't the important part, it's *where* you mount them that makes the difference!
1251231
If just the top canopy is a available for purchase then you certainly could do that as it is not connected to the screens. They are separate from the canopy.
1109866
although not intended for awning repair I believe that the adhesive backing is strong enough, so it should work.
2050599
The simple answer is, it's pretty flexible in attachment. You need to find a place where you can get two (minimum) or three (preferable) bolts into. The back of the awning is long piece of stiff aluminum with two channels in it. Bolts heads go into the channels and slide up and down the length of it. The bolt need something to go through something, anything, to be bolted on. The bolts were too short for my use so I went to ACE Hardware and found longer ones. I had to drill holes into my rack and then just put the bolts through and tightened them down and done. One way to do it is to buy a long piece of aluminum angle iron and attach that to the racks and then the awning to the aluminum angle. It's a very well made and durable awning. After the first few times it's fast and simple to get up and down. Like all awnings, it can't take much wind.