I have an awning partially overhead, how much clearance above the tub is needed to operate properly?
1468685
Only what you normally need to fold the cover over on itself. There are YouTube videos on how to assemble and operate if you want to see it's functionality.
1468686
The cover slides to the side and them drops down. Does not require very much clearance.
280656
Assuming you are talking about the manual control awning, yes. It is not necessary for the awning to be fully extended. You have the control (simply by stopping your action) of extending or retracting the awning to the position that works best for you. While you probably could do the same for the motor powered version, I don't have that model.
1538559
I mounted ours 60" (centered) above the top edge of tub and it works great w/ 6 ft curtain. Could even go a 3-4 inches higher if necessary. Good luck!
483686
Ours has been sold so I can't tell for sure. It seems like it wouldn't hurt for it to hang past the track each end. Then again most awnings are shorter than the stated size anyway. Your track may be the standard you need.
493744
Requires only 6"-8" clearance behind your Hot Tub (depends on your spa covers center thickness when folded) and about 2 inches on the sides.
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.
50153
My bar is attached to the wall some 6-7 inches above tile surround. I have approximately 8 inches of inner shower curtain below top edge of tub. No install issues, is straight forward
641278
The side only needs enough clearance for the bars to not rub the tub. The back needs about 18 inches for the cover to swing out and then down. Very happy with my Rock it. Mike
63315
Allow enough overhead room from ceiling or obstructions about 10 inches above the screen.
2262961
I guess the the best way to answer this question is How must shorter is it ,,, Most awnings are very close to the the correct length Measure the awning roller or tube, not just the material,,,as the add a room slides into the slot in the roller, then the side panels fit against the awning material up against the underside at each end. I would not get an add a room that is a foot shorted , it would not fit at the top and inside against the camper... Hope this makes sense to you and helps
2215789
My tub was actually up against the wall. You may have to put some type of spacer in between the mounts and the wall.
800070
Since it was intended for a "standard" 60" shower/tub enclosure I wouldn't want to stray to far from that measurement. Due to the curvature of the bar it would start looking "off" if you closed the adjustment too much. In theory you can close the adjustment to a total width of approximately 33" but again I think you will end up with a non-symmetrical curve.
2009062
Looks like the clearance is about 4 3/8" from top of curve to pipe center. Your clearance should be just enough.
1984926
The shade is mounted between 2 brackets and it rolls down with a long handle located at the right side. There is no clearance above the shade that is needed. You just need room to mount the brackets on each side and need to account for about an inch that the shade is above the top of the brackets. Hope this helps.
1042953
My awning has about a 3 inch drop. Mounted at 87" fully extended the end measures at 84". Hope that helps!
1282504
Should not matter. It will fit in between that space however you choose. The angel of the awning can be adjusted.
1012645
G'day; the bar is about 24 inches with the end fittings off. You may be able to squeeze it under a seat but it should be fine for an overhead.