I have a low eave to mount the awing under. I'm wondering what the height of the awning is at the end. In other words, what is the slope of the awning
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The awning has an adjustment that allows you to change the slope of the awning
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The height will vary on how far out you extend the awning. It has been a great addition to our hot patio area, but just a little "warning". It has already started to fade. The Texas sun shows no mercy! I believe it's about 5 feet high, half way out.
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I also have a low eave where I mounted mine - which is just outside my sliding door out to my raised deck. The unit has the ability to adjust the angle of the decline of the awning. I have mine adjusted midway because I don't want it to be too close to my grill while, at the same time, allowing a light rain to run off of it if I don't remember to roll it up.
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My awning has about a 3 inch drop. Mounted at 87" fully extended the end measures at 84". Hope that helps!
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This item is a universal replacement awning fabric that fits an 18' awning. By the model number yours looks to be a 19' awning which would make this replacement fabric a foot shorter than what you need.
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mounting brackets will require at least 8 to 10 inches. but one of the other answers made a point, you need to be 8 or more feet above floor or it will be low when extended. I made support poles to hold and support extended awning . ( 2x2 wood )
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It's approx. 60 in from the vertical pipe to the middle of the curve. The bottom of the curve is maybe 1/2 to 1 in. below the deck level.
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My awning measures 29 1/4 inches from the window to the furthest exterior of the awning.
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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.
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20 feet might be stretching it. I have a 13 ft awning and the globes just make it across. The globes are little bit bigger than I thought but you get use to it. About the size of a soft ball.
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We are very satisfied with our awning, which we installed very easily over our patio last summer. We bought it to provide shade on our patio and keep the table and chairs clean. It rolls up quickly and we do this when there is a chance of rain. The awning is for SHADE. Do we recommend this awning...YES, but for shade.
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No this is too thick for an awning, but there is an awning tape that is very strong.
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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.
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Measurements are to be made center to center on the arms. I'm not sure why they do it this way, but that will give you the standard size for your awning.
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The sides are about 7.5 to 8' high -- this is based on my being able to reach the edge of the awning when the shelter is fully assembled and sitting upright. The width is 10', and the length is 20'. When assembling the shelter, the 'roof' is assembled first, then covered with the awning which is held in place by using elastic loops attached to a plastic ball that are inserted through grommets on the edge of the awning. These are installed along the ends of the 'roof' because this area of the awning is unreachable when the shelter is up on its legs. Once the awning is attached to the ends of the roof frame, one side of the roof 'frame' is lifted to install the legs. Once that is done, the other side is lifted and the legs installed. Once the shelter is sitting upright on its legs, the remaining elastic loops are installed along the sides, and an average person can reach the side edge of the awning to install these loops. We use about four people to assemble the shelter because it's helpful to have one person at each point where a leg is to be installed when each side of the roof frame is lifted to install the legs. Hope this helps.
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I am sorry, I have only had the awning up for about a month. I wish I could help more.
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The arms that come with the awning are only 28" long and need to be mounted directly beneath the awning. I would be impossible to get them to extend straight out but if you add extenders, I used 3/4" x 3/4" x 48" garden stakes, you can get it to act more like a shade awning. I suppose if you positioned the extended arms about half way down from the top then you could get the awning to extend almost straight out when extended by when you retract it the front of the awning would be about two feet above the back of the awning once it got back to the wall. So if you don't mind that look then yes you could get it to extend straight out. The arms are spring loaded at the joint that attaches to the wall and the part that attaches to the front of the awning is just a bolt, not a swivel, so not much you can do about that connection without spending a lot of money.
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Mine has been mounted under my porch awning for about a year now. No problems
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If your awning measures 18' center arm to center arm then 17'2" is what you will need. Typically awning fabrics are going to be 10" shorter than the overall measurement of the awning. This is a universal replacement awning fabric made by carefree, but will also work for an A&E awning.
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I returned the awning because I was unable to mount it onto siding, so I cannot answer your question. Sorry.