Fixed Frame Awnings

Fixed Awnings & Canopies

VARIETY OF AWNING SHAPES
 

VARIETY OF AWNING FABRIC

FABRIC TYPES FOR AWNINGS, CANOPIES & TENTS

Sunbrella or Dickson
100% Solution Dyed Acrylic
Exclusive fluorocarbon finish
Water repellent
Resistant to Ultraviolet rays
Mildew resistant (if maintained and cleaned)


Vinyl Laminated Polyester Awning Fabric
Resists acid rain and air pollution discoloration
Exceptionally Smooth surface
Certified Flame Resistance by California State Fire Marshall


Dickson Nite-Lite
For Back-Lit awnings and Sign Fabric
Vinyl Laminated Polyester Scrim
White underside for illumination
Ease of cleaning
Flame retardant


Firesist
Fabric woven from inherently fire retardant polymer,
Backed with a durable urethane/acrylic coating
Very resistant to Ultraviolet rays
Water repellent
Excellent mildew resistance (if maintained and cleaned)

   Sunbrella
   Sattler-Corp
   Sattler-Ag

VARIETY OF VALANCE STYLES

VALANCE / SCALLOP

There are different styles of valances for all awnings and canopies. Calderon #1 and Caribbean #2 are the most popular styles but you can choose any style you wish. The valances can be 8", 10" or 12" long as required. The awning valance comes with a ¼" binding. There are various biding colours from which to choose.

The Awning valance is easily removable on retractable awnings by removing the end cap and pulling the fabric out.

There is no additional cost for awning valance.

Measure the Width of the Window/Door from the inside left to inside right. Add 6” on either side of the awning: so add an additional 12” to the inside awning width to obtain your finished awning width.

Measure the drop of the window from the mounting point to the centerline of the window. The projection is the same as the drop. This represents the measurement for surface installation. For Recess Installation, measure the inside width from left to right and the drop from the mounting point to the centerline of the window. The projection is the same as the drop.
 

Regular projections are the same measurement as the drop; 36” or 48”; however you have to take into consideration the direction of the sun and rain and the style of the awning. For a dome, the drop and projection must be the same as the width.

For a Canopy measure the projection the length of the landing or open area that requires to be covered.

Considerations

• The surface(s) should be level and flat – check the type of surface to which the awning will be attached to
• The type of window/door - opening in or out
• When measuring please consider all down pipes, air condition pipes, light fixtures, molding etc. that may affect your installation.
• The purpose of the awning
• The type of installation – recess or surface