MCombo 38 inch x 116 inch Window Awning Outdoor Polycarbonate Door Shade Patio Cover Canopy, 6055-4012 (Brown Board + Black Bracket)

Assembly is extremely frustrating, not difficult, once that’s done mounting it to the wall is not easy. It looks nice, but I really didn’t realize it was all plastic with 2 lightweight aluminum strips. It’s up now, let’s see how long it lasts..

OK its inexpensive and it is nice... but you will read it is a challenge to install. Here are a few tips.At first I had difficulties (as you read other reviews you may notice the same)I ordered 2 kits... only one was shipped at first... Quick communication with seller they fixed the problem and shipped the missing unit.I subsequently ordered 2 more since they were a good company to deal with.The first kit was horrible to install at first... See picture #4 not all pieces were cut at the same length, I had to get a pair of tin snips to fix the problem... So Set it up first on the ground to make sure everything fits.Install only one section at a time... You would be best advised to use two people.. this is not easy for one person (although by the end of set #3 I am able to do it by myself. But only out of necessity and not by choice or easily.)Mounting hardware.. at first I used the supplied units drilled holes.. my ignorance on how these things bolts worked were an issue. Drill the holes and tighten allowing them to expand. yes it is possible (But not easy) to remove after as well. I instead used cement plugs and larger bolts available to me since I live in a hurricane zone and I like to mount things very durable.Saying this... my brackets may now survive a hurricane, but I doubt the panels would. I doubt any panels would of course.I would not buy more expensive units than these as they do the job, & they look nice. I note that made from plastic and in the sun they will yellow and fade in color but I can see no options other than expensive heavy metal ones (that you would likely need to often paint as well) and honestly once they are installed you don't want to be taking them down every year to paint anyways.

This item arrived in time n seemed enough quality for the price.It was almost impossible to install.. It kept falling apart while installing. we didnt give up. used tapes n adhesives to hold in place. once installed. it was pretty. then next day rain n water seep in joints n next thing was fungus, dirt. However I stopped looking at it as it used to hurt me see what a wastage. after 3 weeks it was windy, n middle panel flew away. yes we used lot of adhesive, all the hardware etc. N now i m sitting here trying to find the replacement for the flew away part. since we drilled our brand new house n thought its pretty n useful.. seriously stay away.This is an update. These people heard me. They improved their design. Sent me free replacement. Guided me all through the way. Installing was again tough with 2/3 people. Bt once its up. Its there. Heavy rains n its fine for now. How ever the angles this time were smaller n we ended up drilling more holes in the building. Bt its good going now. Thank u!

I just finished putting this up today. It took some extra time because I had to go to the hardware store. The included anchors would not work on a wood clad vinyl siding home. I have an old house with 1 inch thick oak wood sheathing, most newer homes have 1/2 inch osb sheathing. So if you have a house that isn't brick, stone, stucco, cinderblock, etc. plan on buying your own hardware. I recommend lag bolts. Since I had already drilled holes for their hardware, I had to get creative and use threaded inserts and different bolts. The installation is not easy, even for someone who is experienced in construction/repair. I can't attest to durability yet, but the brackets are solid and feel like they will hold up and the roof panels aren't incredibly strong, but if they aren't on the side of your house with prevalent winds they should be fine. I am happy overall, just be prepared to spend $10-15 on getting hardware to fit your needs; their hardware is far from universal.

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The product works great for my application,keeps weather and elements off my grill and entry door to my back garage at an affordable price. Very pleased with the seller and Amazon

Got it assembled by myself in about 2 hours. Was missing a bunch of screws that hold the pieces together. Had to use my own. But otherwise was fairly quick to assemble.Hanging it on the side of building required 2 of us. I put some screws on the wall where the holes would go and hung it there with another person. Then I screwed in the bottom holes first and then the top.I used some rivet nuts (search rivet nuts inside Amazon) and there were some that fit the large holes of the awning. I was able to use some regular screws to screw it to the wall instead of using those huge nuts that came with the awning.

muy bonito y bueno