For motorized awnings plug the cord into an electrical outlet and use the remote control to extend and retract the awning.
How to attach awning to house.
Wall space needed for attaching.
When anchoring your awning it is essential to determine what your siding is manufactured from.
Mount top trim in channel of the mounting bracket and allow the awning to hang.
Retractable or fixed a lateral arm retractable awning will allow you to extend your awning without needing extra supports.
Deciding you want to attach a patio awning to your house is the easy part.
Attach the brackets to the house even with the chalk line making sure they are plumb.
Attaching a window awning to the wall of a house can require a particular fitting or you might have to create one.
A small awning will generally not have these problems.
These will attach to the house after some adjustments.
Attach the 2 remaining camel back brackets to the opposite end of the support arms.
There are certain dead areas of the awning where either the end bracket or the arm shoulder will impede the square torsion bar from being inserted into the instal.
Fasten the awning bar to the brackets.
Depending on your brand of awning you will use either a large bolt or a screw to attach the awning into the brackets.
Attach the hardware through the brackets and over the awning bar to hold it in place.
Usually the manufacturer will supply all the equipment and instructions that you need.
Lift the awning into place and bolt it to the brackets.
These awnings have a welded frame that is attached permanently to a wall.
Before attaching an awning frame to a building or a wall check to make sure the building is strong enough to support the weight of the awning.
Larger patio awnings may require permits or permission from the zoning board.
These awnings only need one attachment to the house on the wall.
Now to mount the canopy to the house here are the final installation steps.
The installation is not difficult if you follow these simple steps.
However the type of siding as well as the presence of framing members or studs can make a difference in installation.
They are in essence oversized swatches of water resistant fabric connected to a frame and attached to your house or some other structure.
Before you start attaching brackets to the house you need to take measurements.
They are made out of vinyl canvas or solution dyed acrylic.
Vinyl concrete and wood siding products will all.