Line your brackets up with the holes and install the screws provided with your awning.
How to install metal awning.
Make sure each of your brackets is straight by using a level.
Attach each section of panning to the fascias with screws.
Sheet metal screws or appropriate masonry fasteners through the hanger into the wall.
Installing the hardware this installation will use camel back brackets to attach support arms and outer canopy rafters.
Attach the support arms to the camel back bracket already mounted on the edge canopy rafter at the front of the awning.
Drive 8x 1 1 4 in.
You may also have to attach a nut and a washer to each screw.
You will want to make sure you keep them painted every few years.
Metal roof awnings can last 30 50 years with regular maintenance.
Electric powered awnings a big part of purchasing an awning kit or parts is deciding which type of awning you want to install.
If this does not occur press on the bare side of the pan you are currently installing.
Copper awnings are much more expensive than aluminum and steel awnings and juliet style awnings tend to be pricier than simple canopy designs.
Two of the rafters on edges of canopy serve as mounting points for the support arms.
You will also want to make sure the frame and support poles are still in good condition.
Apply silicone caulk above the hanger.
Raise the assembled awning until the male hanger interlocks with the female hangers.
Install the brackets with screws using a screwdriver or drill.
There are four main awning styles available including pull style in which you pull a strap to open the awning hand crank in which you rotate a rod to open the awning hardwired which have a motor and must be wired to the rv and battery powered.
Each pan should lock into the previous pan when installed properly.
Center and level the female hanger at the desired height over the window.
Lower the awning into position against the wall.
The cost of installing a metal awning can vary greatly depending on the project size and the material and style.