Yescom 2 Whole 40"x40" Outdoor Clear Door Window Awning Patio Cover Rain Protection Compact Polycarbonate Hollow Sheet

My front door and rear door both have these on them. When assembling the canopies, I caulked them with silicone acrylic caulk, and I painted the plastic frames with white spray paint designed for use on In addition to improving looks, it should prevent the plastic from degradation caused by UV radiation. It was easy to mount them - 4-6 desk screws were used to attach the 3/4" exterior plywood to the vinyl siding first. The bottom of the plywood rests on the rigid vinyl trim at the top of the door, and the top rests on the high point of the siding, with a foam strip between them. On the top back of the plywood, I mounted a 1-inch screw It provides the top edge of the plywood with additional rigidity and comfort by acting as a drip edge made from 1/2" aluminum angle. A minimal amount of tightening is done on the deck screws, which are positioned on top of the foam strip, in order to minimize stresses on By pulling on the top screws and pushing down on the bottom door frame trim, the canopy pulls on the top screws. top and side foam filler strips and caulked to seal the gaps against rain and bugs. On my front door, I angled the plywood so the canopy would tip up slightly, so the storm door would clear (there was not enough space above the door to raise the canopy). great deal of planning to mount them on vinyl, but the results were worth every effort I hope they can withstand the weight of snow before I have to brush them away.

Mercy Moody

| May 02, 2021

This material is constructed from a PVC type material, and there were damage to the panels, but they are still usable. The hail ought to be very difficult to break since they start getting brittle as the temperature drops. Water gets around them fairly easily, giving an approximate 3 feet dry area directly below and that's about it. The design is rather boring and cheap when compared to the cost.

They are somewhat boring and cheap when compared to the cost. (I mean the top of the door stays dry)

I think the best option is to skip them and just construct something you can see from the top. All in all, I cannot say that I would recommend them.

Kiara Olsen

| Mar 20, 2021

It took no time at all to assemble the awning. Considering the size and price of this item, it is a decent buy. Despite the fact that it may be a bit too cheaply made, it will be fine for certain situations. This is a good awning to try and see if you like it. If so, you may upgrade to a higher quality option later on.

Westley NAYLOR

| Jan 04, 2021

other than the installation (which you will need help with), the sheets were easier to install and I noticed and felt the difference almost instantly. As a result, the sun rays are reflected, which keeps the inside of the building It is true that they will not do the job alone, but they greatly contribute to reflecting the sun's rays. I would definitely recommend this.

Dillon Leonard

| Dec 10, 2020

In any case, once you get past that, this seems to be an excellent product. It is lightweight, yet solid. As you can see, the patio is made from foam and very thin sheet metal, and it was sold by Sears in the 1950s. It will be interesting to see how it holds up under windy conditions. It is possible that you will not be able to use the screws included. It is for my application that I bought 5/16 three inch screws with washers and nuts.

Maia Mendez

| Feb 18, 2021

Although they may not seem very sturdy at first glance, once they are installed firmly, they are pretty amazing! It is good to report that our gusty winds on the coast have done no damage at all during the last two seasons. To penetrate the siding and subsiding, we used galvanized lag bolts measuring 3/8" by 2 1/2" long. The construction looks great and it's really sturdy.

Gideon Hicks

| Dec 15, 2020

In my home I have two AirBNB apartments. I purchased these awnings to cover the key pads so that guests would not get their hands dirty. There was no problem with the packaging. It is mostly the screws on the side that attach the arms to the frame that are the cause of the issue. The odds of getting them in are slim to none. A few of them will only make it half way before stopping. Two holes are provided on each arm so that it can be attached to the In spite of predrilling the holes, we had a problem putting screws in the top holes because some of the arm's design doesn't allow for the use of Due to the need to do it by hand, the job took longer than it should have. The overall product was good and I would repurchase. There is no limit to the price they can afford.

Ricky Barber

| Nov 06, 2020