Now you see it, now you don't! Let us show you with 3 videos (and in less than 8 minutes) how to use our fully manual system. Our wall panels and rolling retractable sukkah roofs are quick to set up, easy to put away (we recommend you store them dry), and look tidy when not in use. Just remember... a snug, secured awning is a happy awning!
Use
Our beautiful awnings are also easy to use!
Our beautiful awnings are also easy to use!
Lowering roll up outdoor panels tutorial
Storing Roll up panels or outdoor curtains tutorial
Awning rolling presentation
Care
Most of our awnings are built with fabric stretched taught over a steel cage frame, resembling the construction of an umbrella or tent.
If you choose a 4-season project your salesman will explain what it can tolerate before experiencing stress, and how to move forward in the event of a storm larger than it can withstand. The weight of snow can cause some fabrics to stretch and sag, compromising waterproofing capabilities and durability; your salesman can guide you to the best options for your planned use.
A 3-season project will need to have the fabric taken down and stored every winter, as it won't have been built to withstand the elements. The weight of snow will likely stretch the canopy, causing you to need to replace it sooner than if you had stored it. Not only will the fabric become saggy and unsightly, in rain the water will pool and seep through, waterproof capacities completely gone.
Because our awnings resemble umbrellas and tents, best care practice for your cover is to roll it up and secure it snug or have us take the fabric down in the event of impending high winds. High winds can damage an awning, and possibly the entire structure it is attached to.
We offer services for taking down your cover, storing it until you need it again, and rehanging it once the bad weather has passed; you need only ask.