80'' W x 40'' D Coffee Cover Retraction Window Awning

What a great product with excellent packaging. I ended up using my own steel lag bolts but my patio doors are fully protected. Take your time with the installation. Make sure the cover is level and square.

It's a really nice size and easy to put together. It held up to wind, rain, and very helpful shade to sunny and very warm weather.

Very much like these and now I’ve put them on two windows. One is a double window over the kitchen window and one over the doorway they are substantial at the five year mark the tent was gone and the finish you know the plastic film that’s a little brownish that was modeled, but we have a lot of snow here so I just ordered another one because they’re not expensive and it was well worth the money I feel it’s a substantial product remember to take the protective film off or it won’t fit into the brackets and then when it’s all together, silicone the ends because water and moisture can get inside the horizontal cells I do get snow accumulating on it that I have to use a broom to brush off at times and then as it melts caution because you can have a big ball of snow fall down on someone’s head or it does fall down on the deck, so then I have to shovel it or becomes ice so I have to salt it a little bit cause that dripping when it gets warm and sunny can cause an ice slick There is not a huge amount of shade under it, but it is enough to get you out of the sun and out of the rain so you can open your windows or you can get in and out the door more comfortably. also, it does take two people, preferably to put them up, especially double and beyond it’s heavy enough and awkward and if you wanna get it really straight, don’t hire my non-spouse to do it lol the ends kind of dipped down slightly, but I’m thinking it’s only noticeable because it was pointed out to me and maybe the snow will fall off easier ha ha one must be grateful also be sure that you completely assemble them before installation, I silicone the ends where the plastic slides into the brackets because there are the horizontal cells that I’ve noticed in the one I took down after five years was moldy LG rather with green and water got it gets in there and bugs too. Now we silicone after they were up only because that’s when I thought of it. I’m not sure if you could do that before , like what would be best. That’s what was recommended in a review so that’s what we did. I’m hoping that using silicone will actually preserve the color and it won’t get that water which turns green in the inside of the cells

This is the greatest awning I have ever bought absolutely love it

These awnings are perfect for over our doors at our new hunting lodge!