my awning is 10' wide...how much would I need to add on??
1010826
I am not sure what you are asking ? You would need a 10' trim line awning? Or are asking about the screen room? you need a 10' screen room
367259
Exactly! For what it's worth, I had to install the awning about 14" short of the roof over my sliding door onto an 8x6 mini-deck. The awning covers the deck perfectly. One downside (only) is the crank which hangs below a railing and makes cranking the awning not so great. I'd buy another one if I ever move.
1427980
hardware is included for mounting the awning into brick (it includes expansion bolts). My house is frame. Because the awning is actually metric (vs feet and inches) it is not really 10 feet long. I mounted it to a 10 x 6 x 2 board which I then was able to lag bolt into the frame of my house (the actual mounting holes in the awning would not line up with my frame, hence the need to mount it on the board ... so I needed to buy the board and the lag bolts to make it work)
1696546
you need a 10 x 15 ft tarp to fit exactaly. You may want to get a slightly larger one for the footprint.
1881851
Sure,A 10' deep add 3-4 3" tabs or a few 1" tabs for 10' dia ,add a lot less !!
13096
I would think it would work well. However, keep in mind it is very sticky and will stick to about anything. Before you extend the awning I would clean the material off
1811724
Around 7". You should have plenty of clearance to place it properly for appearance and use. They are well designed awnings and they look great.
541193
There is a metal face bar that the extended end of the awning cloth fits into along with the scalloped cloth face for decoration. This metal bar has a slot that goes the full length of the bar. The head of each bolt at the ends of the arms fit into this slot and allow adjustment for arm width location. I placed mine about 3" inside each end of bar so wind would not blow them apart. Let me know if you need more. Good luck bud.
1978013
Mark,I have not yet installed my awning. The brackets will overlay, but if you have good solid backing behind the 4 inches you should be OK.
1071289
Our Handyman used a 2 x 4 cut to the length of the width of the awning and mounted that to our siding actually under the eave where it was going to go and it's sturdy and perfect. He didn't feel going straight Into siding would hold. He painted wood to match trim. Hope this helps.
1226198
I was put on the left awning. If I remember right that should work either way. You have to follow a setup instruction to get it work correctly. I spent little extra time to get it right. But never have any problem with it since I installed. It was great unit and price.
701301
Since you have a rail I would think it should work. The awning appears to be universal.
727451
Hi Michael, you could do this you would just end up with some extra 4-in-1 adapters and elbows. You could also just buy the 10ft extensions (item #39623).
2275715
There are two bolts at either end that you loosen and then adjust the bolt with the plastic caps on it to raise or lower the entire awning. This was still no enough adjustment for me so I made some custom mounts with about a 30 degree pitch to them out of 2 x 4 stock and that fixed the issue.
280921
I returned the awning because I was unable to mount it onto siding, so I cannot answer your question. Sorry.
515994
The bracket for the awning measures about 9'8". The actual width of the canvas is 9'4".The length of the awning canvas is about 8' over my patio.
2280313
Hi, Looks like we have a bit more work to do on our store. Those brackets are actually included in the price of the awning. You have the option of a tall or short bracket. We need to know which one you need. If you place an order with us, a simple note will do, to make sure we get the correct bracket for your application. Thank you!