Carbolite window awnings are the perfect attachment for covering windows and doors to prevent weather penetration. Most of our window awnings comply with BASIX but note that clear, bronze sheet polycarbonate awnings do not.
For BASIX information and shading suggestions, please click here.
With a wide array of shapes to choose from, we cover different styles using our unique hinge-beam weather bar systems.
All our polycarbonate awnings come with installation guides and can be mounted from your home or building fascia or wall. All we need to know is arm length.
So, if you are relatively handy, it is a fairly easy job to install these awnings as they are already fabricated. The rear weather bar and arms are the only thing needing installing on site.
CARBOLITE has been used in many commercial applications over the years and it is often used in pool covers and large entertaining areas where light is imperative. Many architects now ensure that building use polycarbonate over glass due to its superior heat reducing abilities and the cost saving.
Flat window awnings offer the traditional modern look.
The window awning system allows the awnings to be set at any angle. The rear receiving channel is affixed and the awning simply clicks in and fastened.
You can set the awning to any pitch to suit your needs.The awnings come in the following projections of 960mm, 1160mm, 1450mm and 1600mm. When you need an awning greater than this, you will need to go to a patio cover.
Bull nose window awnings offer the traditional colonial look. The window awning system allows the awnings to be set at any angle.
The rear receiving channel is affixed and the awning simply clicks in and fastened. You can set the awning to any pitch to suit your needs. The awnings come in the following projections of 960mm, 1160mm, 1450mm and 1600mm.
When you need an awning greater than this, you will need to go to a patio cover.
Cantilevered Awnings were designed for spanned awnings not having the need for front posts.
The awning consists of a large welded post bracket. The post has the arm and support arm welded to it allowing the strength needed for a cantilever of up to 2600mm from the wall.
The vertical post leg (50mm x 2.5mm thick) is dynabolted to the brick work (or coach screwed to timber). The brackets are spaced around 3m apart. Once the brackets are in place, the cross beams are attached and then the roof sheets added.
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