Original price was: $89.00.$62.00Current price is: $62.00.
- Refine workmanship by using premium materials
- Guaranteed durability and quality, unused
- Solid structure, good strength and easy operation
- It is washable and quick dry
- Shape a small shield for resisting rain or scorching sun coming into your house
40″x40″ Back Door Canopy Polycarbonate Window Door Awning Outdoor Patio Shelter (Brown)
Introductions:
Build a mini shelter for resisting rain or scorching sun at the gate or window! You may feel it wonderful by using our 100 x 100 Household Application Door & Window Rain Cover Eaves Canopy! This is a superb design integrating high-class ABS and polycarbonate materials, durable and wear-resistant to use. Aluminum bracket could strongly sustain this canopy. It bulges to shape a small shield. Quite easy to install and remove! It also acts a decoration for your house! Don’t miss such a good chance!
- Specifications:
1. Brackets Material: ABS
2. Hollow Sheet Material: 5.0mm Polycarbonate
3. Fixing Bars Material: Aluminum
4. Color: Silver & Black Bracket
5. Dimensions: (39.37 x 39.37 x 9.84)” / (100 x 100 x 25)cm (L x W x H)
6. Weight: 6.17 lbs / 2.8 kg
7. Suitable for: Domestic Eaves Canopy - Package Includes:
1 x Eaves Canopy - Refine workmanship by using premium materials
Guaranteed durability and quality, unused
Solid structure, good strength and easy operation
It is washable and quick dry
Shape a small shield for resisting rain or scorching sun coming into your house
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BCASoftware –
My wife loves this over our front door, neighbors like the style (we where worried some thing would be said, so far all positive though) need to get the right anchoring system for what you are putting it on we need two types for our install one up top and one set to hold the bottom in. Great choice has already been through storms a winds with no issues.
Michael Terrence Smith –
I am a woman with some DIY skills: Be warned that the assembly instructions are very concise.
My entire house looks “vintagey” so I painted the gray plastic brackets with leftover copper oil paint, seen on the picture.
I assembled everything together on the ground and screwed the awning onto my wood wall alone, while standing on a tall ladder (I used a long tree pruner propped on one side to keep the entire thing up against the wall!!!).
I used a glue gun to apply some clear glue in the seams at the center of the “rails” where the bracket/ polycarbonate combination seems a little flimsy.
It keeps the rain from falling onto my door and steps; I hope it will survive the harsh, snowy mountain winter!