can the wall awnings be used part way up? or does it have to be down or all the way up?
1812382
Yes you can, strong winds do present a problem,although we solved this by purchasing two sets of weights that are made to fit around the legs of the canopy. Each set consists of 4-5lb weights so we now have 10 lbs on each leg. One set runs about $35 and are available on Amazon.
1812383
We have only tried all the way up and all the way down. we usually keep it down so that we have a little extra space around the canopy on our deck. The best thing about this canopy I would say is that it has been sturdy in 20+ mph winds. beyond that wind speed we just lower the legs so that the canopy stands about 5ft. high and then we add some weight to the tarp itself (plant pots.,etc.) so that the canopy stays in place.
1812384
It does have a few stops between all the way down and all the way up. Just don't let the wind catch it.
20898
I believe so. It can be tackled on corner at a time then raised one corner at a time. The trickiest part would be the extra awning piece but I think it would work! It's a great canopy. Have fun!
1091532
Normally anything that's on the side is for wind age elevation is always on top. They should be half moa
507469
Yes, you can install the gate higher off the ground if you want.. there are knows at the end if the fare to tighten to the wall
2040588
The pictures do show it "right side up", grounding lugs should be at top for verticle installations. For horizontal installations, the neutral side of the outlet should be up. Don't remember for sure, but I think that this is a "recommendation" in the electrical code not a requirement. The norm has become to mount it with the ground lug down even though this is not the safe way to do it.
492569
You can run at an angle to avoid obstructions as long as that angle is not more than 20 degrees from vertical (approximately a 3ft tilt at the top when fully assembled). If you have your owner's manual check out page 9. We make parts specifically for routing around large windows and awnings. If you don't have your owner's manual then send us an email to info@camco.net. We would be glad to send you a PDF.
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.
2000759
There is no need for the screws to go all the way down because you use two pieces one on the wall and the other on the cabinet or whatever you are trying to hang. These can also be used with a longer rail so that you may slide the cabinet along it. Hope this helps
1282504
Should not matter. It will fit in between that space however you choose. The angel of the awning can be adjusted.
296753
I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
761656
The panels are sliders so if you tried to use vertically they would slide down. Meant for horizontal use.
2275713
My awning is mounted higher then normal window heights I have max both adjustment bolts at either end of awning. however if mine were mounted at "normal height" it would be about the same end result of your description
981913
The panels were specifically designed to attach to the top brace and legs. If you're thinking about using them as an awning...I doubt that would work very well.
815818
Depending how high it is, it should be ok for you. Measure the height of your awning. It states how high (the carefree) is. Go from there.
146063
CAN BE INSTALLED EITHER WAY, BUT DOESN't make sense supplying down. The shower hose would interfere with knobs/handles.
181655
I think the legs that run down the middle are too close to use a riser on each and too far to use just one riser for both. Also the frame sits pretty high anyway you might not need them.
959131
No. The brackets cannot be repositioned. All pieces that make up the awning are dependent on each piece's position, nothing can be changed without affecting the awning's assembly.