PC1500AL Series Door Canopy with Rain Channel Reviews

4.6 Rating 30 Reviews

The PC1500AL Series Door Canopy has an elegant, modern design, and features strong aluminum brackets and a rainwater drain channel on the front. Weatherproof. Solid polycarbonate sheet with UV-protective surface. Strong aluminum brackets. Aluminum front and back bars with clear anodized finish. Rubber seals to prevent leakage from awning connections. Designed to withstand high winds. Surface reduces noise from rain and hail. Environmentally friendly. Convenient design allows rain to clean its top. Several canopies may be connected to create one longer canopy. All hardware is included for a fast and easy assembly and installation.

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“It is perfect! Exactly what I needed! Great quality!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Looks nice and light weight”

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Posted 3 years ago

“It’s absolutely beautiful and I get many compliments on the sleek look. In Windy rainy conditions it does not keep the porch as dry as traditional awnings with sides, though. Would definitely purchase again if I need another.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“These ar3 nicely constructed and easy to assemble. However, they dos t come in standard dimensions that will allow you to stack them up to hit the wall studs! And they really must be anchored to a stud. It really is just a matter of cutting the plastic for 32” or 48” spaced supports, not a big deal. So why don’t you offer this option?? I had to cut the panels myself, which is not easy!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I was very pleased with the design and construction of the awning I bought. The only issue I had to consider was that I was mounting a triple wide unit about 10 feet long so even though the unit is light I knew I would need help because I only learned after receiving and reading the instructions that I had to pre-assemble the awing on the ground and install in one piece. I mounted mine to vinyl siding on a wood frame house which provided two challenges. The vertical bars were flush so I had to make a stand-off bar to get past the vinyl ridges and I had to hit studs on 16 inch spacings to provide proper support, the bar also helped with this. I am not sure the average homeowner could handle this. Possibly you could consider a vinyl installation kit.”