1100 Series Door Canopy with Support Arms Reviews

4.6 Rating 195 Reviews

This fully customizable line of aluminum door awnings will protect your doors from the elements while enhancing the appearance of your home or business with its elegant design. It will keep your furniture and carpets from fading due to daily exposure to sunlight, and its durable aluminum construction will never rust and requires no maintenance. In addition, awnings have been shown to reduce summer cooling costs by as much as 20%. Manufactured and assembled in the USA.

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“When I received my order it was not complete. The directions were very hard to follow. The person helping me with the installation had to talk to the company's customer service and even that did not make it any easier. The canopy is up. Had to guess with a few of the precut holes and the bar in front is not exactly even. All that being said, the canopy is up and doing the job so it ended well.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Installation was a little difficult due to the overhanging roof.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Very sturdy awning and was easy to put up.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Took about 45 min to install being careful measuring and insuring level. Screwing the panels together took about 20 min. I could do most of it by myself and needed an assist with the final step. Withstood heavy wind in the fall and now taking heavy Vermont snowfall - time will tell regarding durability.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Did not include enough screws to secure the awning to the mounting bracket. Relying on slight leverage to hold it in place with the bracket did not work and I had to refit and then apply screws and construction glue to secure to the bracket.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Nice little awning fun to assemble only wish I had purchased a wider one.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“The boxes sat unopened for a while, until I worked up the enthusiasm to assemble and install them. The first one took a while to figure out, but the second was much faster. Crimping the slats and putting the end caps on is easier if you use a piece of wood across, near the end, to support the slats. I used a 3/4” x 1 1/4” x 48”. Also, a 2x8 lying on the work surface, at the other end gives a backstop to line up slats against it. The one thing I would like to see is plastic or metal insert to bridge the gap between sections, which you can see in one photo.”

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Posted 4 years ago