WARNING! Two healthy adults with technical knowledge are needed to
move and install the awning.
For safe and smooth installation think about where you will be securing
the awning to the wall before you start drilling holes.
Step 1: Chose Mounting Location
Ensure that you also take this drop
height into account in your decision on
where to install the awning. The drop
angle
can
assembly.
however, has already been set at the
factory and may only be changed
minimally.
We recommend that the awning front bar
has a height of at least 2.5 m when it is
fully extended – if your local conditions
to not allow this you can mount the
awning in lower position. The horizontal
centre line through the lower drilling
holes must be 60 cm higher than the axis of the front bar to meet the minimum tilt angle of 14°.
In the event you would like to mount it above a balcony door, you should leave a space of at least
20 cm above the door frame if there is enough space available above the door frame.
The brackets mounting size will be provided later.
Figure 1:
When choosing mounting location you must take tilt angle into consideration.
We recommend that the awning front bar has a height of at least 2.5 m, total drop A must be at
least 0,60 m.
At a height of front bar at 2,50 height of centre line through lower drilling holes is 3.10 m.
Step 2: Mark Drilling Holes
After choosing mounting position you can mark where you need to drill holes for the brackets. Draw a
horizontal line at the height of the required place. Use a long taper measure, a level and chalk.
We already marked where and with what width brackets need to be mounted. Measure the width
between the brackets and copy it to the line on your wall/ceiling.
still
be
changed
The
ideal
drop
after
angle,