What is the brand of the awning and do they sell a 9' awning? I have a 9' span to cover above 2 windows. Or can you put together a 6' and a 3'?
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No brand name. I put 2 up to make 9' a 3' and 6' good product , directions are terrible though.
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Our patio is the 12' wide too. I went with the 8x10 but wish I had gone with the bigger size. As long as you have wall space to accommodate the 12' width it won't matter what size your patio is. One thing to consider is the height you have to mount the awning. We wanted 7' clearance at it's lowest point which meant that the awning had to be mounted about 9 1/2' up on the wall. With a 10x12, this would have to be higher. Hope this helps.
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Support legs did not come with this awning. I was told last year though that they would be available in the future and I'll be following up because my awning has a deeper pitch than I want and could really use support.
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We bought 10x10 from http://amazon.com. It is good quality, try this link: 10'X12' GAZEBO REPLACEMENT CANOPY TOP
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Yes, our new house has what I would call an "eyebrow" window that is 82" wide, 8" tall on opposing ends, and 16" tall in the center. A very strange shape to describe, but it looks nice over the 3-window installation below it.I had my dad help me and we were able to hold it up when we were both on ladders and put it in place. We cut it rectangle first, then after it was up, took scissors to it and trimmed it to fit a little better. Then at the end, used the installation cutter to trim to a perfect it.
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we have a new one. to me what that means is you can buy 2 differnt sizes. the measurments show that you can chose the one that will fit your window.
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have you tried the Manufacture of the tent. or maybe your local awning top place could make you one.
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Around 7". You should have plenty of clearance to place it properly for appearance and use. They are well designed awnings and they look great.
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the new ARB Awnings are 8' x 8' if you buy the 6' version it would be 6' x 8', if you have any questions please let me know
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I had the same problem, so when I wrote to the company, I asked them about using poles to hold up the awning. They said it would be fine, so that is what I have been doing. If you can find a way to make sure it holds if there is any wind, it would be the best way. I use rubber cane tips on both ends of the poles I use. Hope this helps.
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If your awning measures 18' center arm to center arm then 17'2" is what you will need. Typically awning fabrics are going to be 10" shorter than the overall measurement of the awning. This is a universal replacement awning fabric made by carefree, but will also work for an A&E awning.
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Costello - my awning is 14' and the set of 6 globes fit it perfect as far as the spacing. I would strongly suggest that you go with at least an 8 globe set because to do otherwise might make it look alittle sparse on your 20' awning. The globes are about the size of an average melon. Hope this information helps you in your decision.
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Yes the arms allow a small amount of flare to the sides, however, the front frame of the 6' awning is actually only 69" wide and fabric is only 67" wide so you may find that it will not fully shade a full six foot window.
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I bought mine a couple of years ago and absolutely love it. It's simple to put up and extremely spacious. What you see in the picture is exactly what I have. Both the rain fly and the awning were included. Did it say it didn't include the awning? I would contact Columbia if this is the case. Especially if the picture shows the awning.
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what does the awning frame pieces look like? I don't seem to have received any frame for the awning
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Exactly! For what it's worth, I had to install the awning about 14" short of the roof over my sliding door onto an 8x6 mini-deck. The awning covers the deck perfectly. One downside (only) is the crank which hangs below a railing and makes cranking the awning not so great. I'd buy another one if I ever move.
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hardware is included for mounting the awning into brick (it includes expansion bolts). My house is frame. Because the awning is actually metric (vs feet and inches) it is not really 10 feet long. I mounted it to a 10 x 6 x 2 board which I then was able to lag bolt into the frame of my house (the actual mounting holes in the awning would not line up with my frame, hence the need to mount it on the board ... so I needed to buy the board and the lag bolts to make it work)