With a helper.
How to install door awning.
Having trouble installing your recently purchased door and window canopy.
Measure up from floor or ground 74 to 84.
The awning needs to be at least 6 inches wider on both sides of the door and have a 12 inches overhang or even more.
First of all you will need to mark the center of the door and the center of the awning on the top part of the floor.
Lift the awning up to the brackets.
Line your brackets up with the holes and install the.
Line up the center of the awning with the center of the door.
For the best results mark the holes and then drill them before trying to mount the awning.
Find exact center of awning and mark appropriately.
Attaching the hardware 1.
Here are the following steps for this installation.
Not too long ago we were under the impression that door awnings were all striped scalloped and rounded the kind of thing that might adorn an old timey storefront or your grandma s cottage.
Drill holes for the mounting bracket screws.
With the help of another person level the awning and install the topmost screws.
This video will help you get that door and window canopy up in no time.
The installation of awnings require camel back brackets to attach support arms and outer canopy rafters.
The best method for this is measuring the wire frame.
This measurement will be for the bottom line of the awning.
Find exact center of door and mark it on the wall.
Using a stud finder locate the full left to right width of the header and axial studs.
Keeping the awning level with the top of the door install the remaining screws in a top down fashion.
Go to your local door center or home improvement store and find the perfect awning for your door.
Directly above the window or door opening there will be a header designed to span the entire casing carrying the load across and distributing it to another pair of axial studs at the edges of the frame.