1500 Series Door Canopy with Sidewings Reviews

4.8 Rating 327 Reviews

This fully customizable line of aluminum door awnings includes sidewings for additional protection from the elements. Its durable extruded mill-finish framework will never rust and requires virtually no maintenance. Awnings have been shown to lower summer cooling costs by as much as 20%, while adding beautiful accents to your home. Manufactured and assembled in the USA.

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“Love my awning. It was a bit of a challenge to get the slats in correctly. If I remember correctly the directions seemed a little unclear. It took much longer than we ( hubby) thought it would. Overall I love it. I have had it installed for about 8 months now.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Easy to assemble and looks great!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I paid a professional to install this because it looked like a lot, but he managed to get it up on my house with a minimum of cussing and a couple small 1x2x2 squares on the corners that we painted to match the house. We've had 6 inches of snow and the canopy did not seem distressed, so that's really all I ask for.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“they werent too bad putting up. i had a neighbor help and now he wants to purchase awnings too”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Easy to put together. It was delivered as promised. I’m very happy with the awning.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I have been well pleased with its construction and ease of assembly and installation. Our home has received many compliments since I added it to our garage walk-in door. I hope to be buying more as finances permit. Thank You Dale Braddock”

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Posted 4 years ago

“We absolutely love our awning with sidewings. Just what we wanted.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I felt the awning should of come with better/durable hardware. The enclosed small screws were not enough to hold up the 5ft size awning. Also more info on where you should attach/secure the awning. Unfortunately after we got it up, it pulled out of the siding. After re mounting it, it pulled out again when we had a snow storm. Waiting to fix this spring. Will put up a board against the siding and screw into the studs. Then attach awning to the board.”

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Posted 4 years ago