How To Assemble and Install Your Motorized ALEKO Retractable Patio Awning
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2019
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
ALEKO awning is the first choice of most home owners who choose a Motor operated awning model, because for just low cost extends out a full 10 feet. from your house, giving you up to 160 square feet more coverage and protection. It opens and closes easily in less than a minute using the motor that is included, with this terrific deal. Excellent sun and rain protection, motor makes it easier to operate, and after all this awning will make your home look better and provide you with a shade or rain cover as you need. All in all, a terrific value.
FEATURES:
Opens and closes easily in less than a minute
Requires 120V AC connection
Excellent sun and rain protection
Actual Frame Dimensions: 16.4 x 10 Feet
Actual Fabric Dimensions: 16 x 9.5 Feet
All Aleko awnings come with standard vertical wall brackets, but you can also mount it under the roof overhang to the bottom of the horizontal surface, using optional Ceiling Bracket which you can buy by following the link bellow.
ALEKO Ceiling Bracket for Retractable Awning, White. 
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If it wasn't for this video on how to put it together and hang the awning,, it never would have been installed relying on the enclosed instructions. God bless you!
Finally installed my 20x10' motorized awning. Took my time during assembly process and asked 3 people with 3 ladders one weekend to help me put it up. I would say total weight is about 170lbs. As long as its done with no shortcuts it should be fine. Found out that the motor was bad when I put it up but Aleko customer service was very helpful during my calls with them and warranty replacement was shipped to me in no time. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and customer support.
Yes. I’ve had mine for 5 years and loved it until the fabric finally wore through on a few spots where I rubbed on part of the assembly.
Excellent job on the installation of that Awning Team! 👏 Now head over to Southern California to install mine! 😉
Ok. So I installed my 20 foot awning last year. Immediately realized that the four brackets provided were under too much stress and weren’t enough. I stopped.. took down the awning and ordered 4 more. With 8 total mounted into studs behind my vinyl siding it was fine. Make sure they are PERFECTLY aligned horizontally AND the depth. They don’t provide any kind of fasteners for wood so I bought large bolts and used washers to adjust the alignment depth wise. All in all pretty labor intensive but a decent product for the money. Provides the shade we wanted and looks nice.
They make it look easy
a very helpful video
i am very thankful for this assistsnce
i was able to cruise right through the project
took me 2 hours but with no frustrations
Great step by step video instructions!
Wow I wish had watched this first. Now I have to go back and redo some things
do you have a video for mounting on a motorhome ?
How do I adjust the pitch of the opened canopy? I would like it a bit higher
Hey how high above a door should this be mounted? With it being 10 feet long it seems to hang to low of I put it almost 2 feet above the door
Between 3:30 and 4:00 you show using long bolts to connect motor to H bracket and then to D bracket. Right after 4:00 you show that assembly with short bolts going the opposite direction. Am I missing something?
How much clearance should we have for over the mounting bracket
An easy way to thread the piping into the awning and valance is to straighten it out and much as possible, the push it in as far as possible. The hook the end to an drill and push it through while slowly spinning.
What sizes does the center support frame/roller come with? I hear the 10x13 awning sag in the middle. Saw are review from 3 years ago and he fought with the company and finally got one and had to disassemble and install. Do the 10x13 now come with them standard. They should.
Slide the center support/roller onto the torsion bar before connecting the 3 pieces of the bar together. Not mentioned in the video or the printer instructions. Printed instructions are poorly done and do not mention the motor installation. Video is well done except for the roller. I had to take the torsion bar apart to install the roller assembly.
Installed my 20x10 unit last Saturday. I watched multiple videos and read the instructions. It went fairly well but I did have some issues. This is a difficult project.
I am installing 20 x 10, do you have center support. I don't have that in the box.
the instructions were horrendous!!! I had to take apart and reassemble some parts multiple times. Very difficult, especially if you do not have alot of mechanical ability.
Agree! This is not easy! My fabric is going all crooked! Hopefully I can get some technical help!
@@weiren9452 sorry I didn’t see this when you wrote it. Mine had 4 wall brackets and 3 support arms. Had it a year now and love it. The fabric has faded and will replace next year. Installed another one this year for my son.
First and foremost, let me echo a number of the other comments made here.
HIRE A PROFESSIONAL TO CREATE YOUR ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION GUIDES !!
The video was okay but way too rushed to be of great value to Joe Consumer.
I'm three and a half hours in to assembly of a 10' x 13' manual retractable awning.
Here's what I have discovered...
The holes pre-drilled on the Roller bar, Front bar and Torsion bar connectors aren't quite where they should be. The milling of the connector for the Roller Bar, specifically the fabric channel, is off just enough to prevent the easy feeding of the fabric through the two sections of the Roller bar. In fact, we had to disconnect the two Roller bar pieces, feed the fabric through then reconnect. When rolling the fabric on to the Roller bar, which way is counterclockwise ? When two people are standing one at each end of the Roller, counterclockwise is different for each !! Which way is the fabric supposed to come off the Roller, top or bottom ? That would be a better indicator of how to roll the fabric. Roller Support Assembly; where does it say to remove the right Roller Support to attach the Roller bar ? Became obvious soon enough. "Blocker", didn't come with this awning. Included were two molded plastic pieces, poorly molded pieces, which don't appear in a parts list or anywhere in the videos. Are these Blockers ? If so, how do they install ? "Arm-Bar Links", the washers provided are too big !! They don't fit in the channel of the Front bar, unless they are forced in with a persuader, which I wouldn't think you would recommend. Couldn't use them.
Gone as far as I can today. Actual installation to the house won't happen until I have additional help.
Oh yeah, I still have an 8' x 10' awning to assemble. Should be a piece of cake after today's learning experience.
I'm sure an awning company would be chomping at the bit wanting to install one of these instead of a quality awning that is made in the USA. It's like taking a steak to a steakhouse and asking them to cook it for ya. Any awning company that would do this is out of their head.
If you have a fish tape, use it to pull the splines through rather than push them. Much easier. I was an electrical contractor so I had a fish tape. If you dont have one, try using a piece of #12 or #14 AWG thhn wire or something similar, that will make it easier as well. .... Good luck
Does anyone know where the blockers go? My instructions say Blockers (P) to go into the front bar but I couldn't even tell what the Blockers are.
Am I able to switch which side I want the motor on?
In nepal, which place we can buy it
Best instruction so far. Thank you for helping.
Why my awning keep stopping 2ft out with remote control
We have assembled the awning and when we try to open it gets stuck. Aleko said its the shaft is damaged and sent a new one but it is not damaged. Thoughts?
Are the bolts to tight
Hi,
Want to install a roll out awning. My question is a have a gas side wall vent on the side and above the double top frame 2 feet.
Can i go over this vent? If so how far do i have to be for fire safety?
Hi there Michael,
Because we aren't there to fully understand the installation question, it's challenging for us to give you advice on this circumstance. We wouldn't want to give you incorrect information. You may want to get advice from someone locally.
Sorry we couldn't help more in this circumstance. If we can be of any other assistance, please let us know!
@@aleko8354
No problems. I called the building code department in my city. They don't recommend any flammable items above or bottom on this type of gas side wall vent.
You can install on the side but it has to be 3 feet + feet away.
Again, not above or under due to high heat.
Didn't installed the unit.
Thanks
@@michaelc7283 Glad you got the information you needed. Hope you can find another option.
We also sell stand-alone Pergolas and Gazebos that could offer shade and coverage without being installed to the wall.
All the best on your hunt.
Can you put the motor/plug/cord on either side?
yes, take apart the ends and switch sides. Pretty straight forward to do.
I bought a 20x10 Aleko motorized model about 3 years ago from Amazon, but the center rollers support was not in the box. How can I order one of those (shown on video 5:35) from Florida US?
Me either. I bought last month and installing now. There is no center support and no selling on their website.
@@weiren9452 Hi there
May I ask you where did you buy it?!
I have been searching in the web for it without success ....
Hey there. Is anyone monitoring this page??
I just replaces the fabric and now the limit switches aren’t working. Where can I find info to repair??
J Gaines. Chandler AZ
I bought this Awning to install on my home. Without knowing it was made to attach to concrete. How should I fasen this to a home with vinyl siding.
You can install them on to the vinyl siding, I did it over my patio door. Absolutely necessary to find the studs, and you can buy lag bolts from any hardware store. I used 1/2" X 6" bolts. Also used the "Builders Edge 130110006001 Octagon Mounting Block, W X 6-7/10 in H, White" to hold the brackets on to the vinyl sidings to flush them flat.
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What would be the average time of installing one of these with a couple guys that are halfway mechanically inclined
My husband and I mechanically inclined and are going on two days. It still isn't right. I hate this thing. It's heavy as hell, and you will need at least four adults to get the awning on the brackets. Ours is 16' wide.
we also needed to make to holes bigger in the mounting brackets and still couldn't get one of the bolts through and had to use a 1/4 bolt instead. We don't have the pitch right yet and haven't even tried the motor.
@@suzannezoerb1140 I'm sorry to hear about your experience. I'm looking to buy but sees like I shouldn't invest my money here, correct? Thanks.
@@asimali6622 it all depends on how much time you want to spend installing. Not an easy job, instructions are very bad. I am in day 3, about total 8 hours now...if you get good instructions you may be able to do it in 4 hours. still have doubts about the overall quality and durability. Time will tell. Hope to finish in another hour and then test it...once done I will try to summarize the mistakes I made :-)
Very complex assembly and when mounting extreme care must be taken to clear the tube assembly bolts from the mounting brackets. In other words the bolts that hold the bars together will not fit in the mounts. This was a big problem since I had a custom steel awning extension made and once holes are drilled it was difficult to cover them up. It required them to be welded and repainted. If some mention somewhere in the instructions was made this would have made things easier. Also the motor was very out of adjustment and required many, many turns of the red and white screws to set the extension and withdraw limits.
how do you mount this to a house that has plastic siding?
You would have to install this under the over hang of your roof.
Kolika je cjena tendi
The center support I received should be slid on the main support before the rest is installed. Now that I have it installed, I have no way apart from machineing a new part.
Yes I had to take my awning back off the wall un assemble to put support on. I'm not gonna mention the support is mentioned after you have fully installed the unit.
Finished installing the Aleko 12 x 10 motorized awing this morning. Here are my thoughts regarding assembly and installation.
First, spend a good amount of time looking at the parts diagram and familiarize yourself with all the parts. Watch the videos, but in the end, the instructions should be the default source. Assembly at times was challenging. The roller tube as an example was difficult to get together with the connecting tube. The fit of the parts was not quite there. It took some persuasion and perseverance at times to get parts to cooperate. Some areas of the instructions -- like where exactly do the 'blockers belong. Ours is working but I am still not sure that the blockers are in the correct spot. Other issues included trying to find instructions on left-side motor installation. The best we can figure doing a left-side installation means the motor cord will come off the top of the awning. Right-side will allow you to have the power cord come from the bottom of the motor -- You'll see what I mean when you get into the assembly. When installing the spline into the fabric something like an electrician's fish tape is a big help. Run the fish tape through the fabric where the spline is supposed to go and then pull the spline through. Will save you an hour in assembly!
Mounting on our house was a bit challenging but not the fault of the awning. We have vinyl siding where we wanted to mount the awning and one and a half inches of Styrofoam 'Cladmate' behind the siding. So for the lag screws to reach the interior studs, I had to devise a 'standoff' pipe so that the mounting brackets would not crush the siding and Cladmate insulation. A 1" diameter metal conduit cut to 1 7/8" in length allowed the brackets to standoff from the siding by 1/8" and using 5" lag screws secured the awning assembly to the house studs.
Overall assembly and installation happened over two days.
You will need two people minimum to do the assembly. A third person would be helpful when installing the fabric.
Bring your patience -- you'll need it.
Finally, the awning does look great. There are still some tweaks to do, but the results so far is a great looking and working awning.
Thanks for the detailed report. I have a few questions if you don’t mind....
1) Can the motor be mounted on either end?
2) I plan on attaching a 12’ ledger across the vinyl siding to attach to.
As the siding isn’t flat, what did you do to “level/flatten” the face of the vinyl siding?
3) How much of the lag screw did you sink into the wall studs?
4) I have to mount right above a door. The door extends 30” when fully open.
Would you possibly know how many inches the front of the awning has dropped at 30 inches out from wall?
Thanks!!!!
@@thistle4celtic1 hi. Yes the motor can be mounted at either end. Because we had Styrofoam cladmate behind our siding I made these 1 7/8” aluminum ‘strand offs” that actually protrude form the house about 1/8” to 1/4” away from the siding. The lag screws go through the awning brackets and through the stand offs and then into the wall studs. The awning doesn’t put any weight on the siding or classmate. It literally appears to float away from the siding. I didn’t want a visible ledger. The stand offs are made from 1” and 3/4” aluminum electricians pipe. Cut to the length needed. In my case I have 1 1/2” Cladmate on top of the framing. Then the Tyvek house wrap and then the siding. So my stand offs were cut at 1 7/8”. I put the 3/4” pipe inside the 1” pipe for strength and a big 1” washer on each end of the tube. The lag screw can pass through both washers so it can be screwed to the wall studs. Wish I could show you what I did and it would save you putting up a header.
@@thistle4celtic1 I am into the studs just over halfway. - about 3” in. I will have to measure the drop though and get back to you.
@@markbell1 Thanks Mark. I absolutely understand what you did. I may go that route too now:)
@@markbell1 Thank You...Also, how far in from either end are your end brackets?
Idk what this comment thread is complaining about. I never built an awning. Watched this video got it right the first time. Yes the instructions are horrible but majority of instruction manuals are
Liar!
@@jeffdallas7209 nah the truth. It’s not beginner friendly and you need to have some sort of building aptitude to make sense of it wood what don’t make sense
There are no instructions on how to assemble the motor on a motorized awning. I can find U tube instructions but they go too fast and my husband can't see them. Why are there no printable instructions?
WARNING: ***IF YOU FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AS PROVIDED BY THE VIDEO YOU WILL BE FORCED TO TAKE APART AND REASSEMBLE YOUR UNIT ***. ALEKO has changed the parts since this video was made. At 5:31 you can see the installation of the center support. The center support part provided in newer units is NOT the same part as the one in this video - instead of the part that hooks onto the torsion bar being enclosed on 3 sides as pictured in the video, the part is enclosed on all 4 sides and as such must be installed earlier in the process by sliding the center support onto the bar instead of clipping like in the video. The center support must be installed before connecting the torsion bars (0:49).
Just terrible how they would put a QR code for this video on the current model’s manual .. this video does not align to the current model And causes frustration. Assembly has been a nightmare !
Just saw this, ridiculous ALEKO, do better!
Notice 1:04 pre drilled holes don't lineup.. that's how this entire kit is.
I want to do this for my sundeck in Vancouver BC Canada. Where can I find it ?
Amazon
Run, dont do it. Terrible time trying to get our awning up
I like how 1:45 is about putting these super low quality metal pieces together. That should be the majority of this video...how to overcome this terrible stack up tolerance and improper hole placement
It was a nightmare and I almost threw the towel in. The connector tubes were so poorly made. finally got it together but wow.
On the awning I received it appears that the motor is pre-installed on the left side. What is the best way to switch it to the right side?
Did you ever resolve this?
undo the bolts retaining it and switch ends. Not that complicated.
@@markbell1 My preassembled bolts were fused to the frame. I was not able to move the motor.
@@peterReidATX well that's too bad. I hope the motor doesn't give out on you. I thought all the motors were removable. I'd contact Aleko customer service.
I assembled and installed by myself in about three hours. The wife and daughter hoisted from a window above as I heaved up and into the first left hand wall bracket. I followed the instructions slowly and precisely. I enjoyed it. In the morning I will fine tune the arms end connections at the front bar so it can fold and close smoother. The adjustable LEDS are perfect. The sand color and brown frame match my windows and entire back yard house and surrounding. I love Donald Trump but I am very thankful for China today and this very well priced and manufactured Awning I received in two days from Ebay. I am in Canada by the way. The wife and daughter hoisteed from a window above as I heaved up and into the first left hand wall bracket.
I hope that you have recovered from your temporary insanity about the former orange guy....
The video and manal do not match in which made the assembly and installation a bit tricky. Was it hard = No. Though it requires mechanical understanding. Depending on length of awning, it does require multiple individuals to assist in lifting properly during assembly and installation. Suggest manufacturer create new video to match installation guide and updated components.
Bought the half cartridge LED lighted model. Call Aleko and have them
send you their updated instructions. Not great but better than whats in
the box and includes missing information for the wireless remote. Be
warned the half-cartridge models are only left hand motor mount (their
literature and ads don't make this clear). In order to make ours a
right hand motor like we wanted the cartridge has to be machined
(cut) on the right hand side to match the factory provided cutout that
was on the left. The cut out provides access for the hand crank and the
motor stop adjustments. I did mine with a drill and hacksaw and cleaned
it up with a file. It also required me to thread the left hand end
cartridge cap to get the bracket to attach to it. I used a 7mm tap and
bought some hardware (2-7mm x 35mm bolts) to make it work. Some simple
photographs would have been so much more helpful than the printed
instruction. The modifications were not hard once I figured it all out
but a lot of wasted time for lack of good instructions. Overall appears
to be a good value for what you get as long as your prepared for the
assembly challenges and understand its not right hand drive without some
serious modification.
Too complicated for me!! Do you have people for installation?Please let me know.
The support rollers that ship with Aleko awnings can no longer be installed after assembling the frame. The one pictured in the video has an open end allowing the support to be seated on the square frame after assembly. The one that shis now is plastic and has no open side, it has a square hole that must be slid onto the square frame before connecting sections. Its a pain in the ass. Install them first even though the instructions never mention them.
That is a lot of assembly, but I guess the fairly low cost justifies it.
I'm assembling my 12 x 10 motorized. The instructions are crap and this video isn't much better though it did help with the motor since there is nothing in the written instructions about it. Just got back from Lowe's to get some 1.0 mm x 40mm bolts and nuts to connect the motor to mount
They don’t tell you that when you put the roller together in those sections, good luck, sliding the cloth in there without ripping it, because it’s almost impossible to slide the cloth because it keeps getting caught on the sections very sharp corners
That fellow almost cut the awning with his utility knife. I would suggest putting the utility blade back in right after cutting.
Almost???? Who cares about "almost" He "Didn't cut the awning! There are unlimited "almosts" in anything we do. I used side cutters. No problem.
And the remote is not working. The mirror never beeps. When it is plugged in it moves slightly one way then the other and then nothing.
The answer to my problem is to train it up within 5 seconds. I didn't know this until I talked to someone from the company.
The weakness of this system is the center roller support. The little wheels wear the fabric and it eventually tears.
In what way go the motor left or rigth
These instructions are awful. You should hire a professional company to do your videos instead of doing them in your back yard. Hours of frustration trying to get the motorized awning to work and still not working properly. Will probably return. I am pretty handy but this has been a nightmare. Bolts are all in tight spots, materials are questionable and the instructions are awful. Save yourself the heartache.
thanx man 😎
It's stuff like this that I am pissed about the removal of the dislike button. Bloody thing doesn't come with instructions, so I had to find it here--and yeah, they are shite.
Was almost as aggrevating as when we found that the center of the main fabric had been completely stitched--so we had to cut the threading piece in half and stick one piece in each end.
It sure is awful instructions! The company need to do a better and stop wasting space on RUclips.
I totally agree. A pin in the @ss!!!! Now im going to take it back down and build an actual part over the deck.
Chinese made shit like always.
YEEESSSS. Let these guys know if their video is crap. Give them the thumbs down and don't watch the whole thing if you're confused in the 1st minute. These guys are working on pebbles with powder coated material. Very dumb. Sift through the videos in YT and find the best one or take little from all of them. Not one of these videos is 100% clear or complete.
I have been working on mine for over a week and it is still not finished,slow goes the race. I bought the 13x10 and the instructions are as clear as mud and the video went too fast so I played certain sections over and over again. I am 84 and so far I have been able to do all of it myself. I still am not sure how to do the spacers but maybe watching the video a few more times I will figure it out. I have neighbors to help when I get ready to hang it.
Your instructions both in the manual and here fail to note which side of the front arm bar the valence and main awning fabric goes into, this is a major issue due to making sure arm bar links are at the intended location. Please completely redo page 8 and 9 in the guide and this video to clarify these details.
One can watch the video to get an idea which side is for what. Also the paper manual is missing step 6, the entire step six. Goes from page 8 to 9, no step 6.
Who TH created your manual.
The Chinese
Do not buy from them if you’re not 100% sure if you either want it, or, if it came in damaged. They are unfair and provide 3rd party deliveries only. Plus, keep the original packaging, or else, expect to pay a $200 custom sized box to send the product back, with an unpaid shipping label from the company, and a 50% restocking fee!
First of all, I was super excited about this product!! I threw away all the packaging in anticipation for putting it up and enjoying it. However! I purchased a 20-ft awning that didn’t have an updated instruction manual for it. My 20ft awning had 3-parts to it, while the book had instructions for a 2-part awning. The RUclips video was also the same as well - not updated. I followed the instructions CLOSELY - dotted my i’s, and crossed my t’s. When I got to the end of it, I noticed the middle bars attachment was too short to pass through (see pictures attached). I messaged the company about returning the product. I didn’t feel safe keeping the product because I would have to take everything apart in order to replace the new middle bar. Which meant, unscrewing, detaching, and potentially causing more damage to the awning. Aleko approved the return, however, I would have to pay for restocking fee, new packaging, and the shipping fees totaling up to $400. Mind you, this was not my fault, but they’re fault in packaging the wrong bar into the package.
They’ve offered the options of replacing the bar or replacing the bar with a $50 credit. However, Aleko refused a full refund or to ship a new set. AtoZ through Amazon was not helpful either. AtoZ denied my claim and wanted me to send the product back to get my refund only. It has been 2-months with no resolution. This process has been extremely difficult and unfair. Either way, I’m in a lose-lose situation. I would never recommend this product to anyone, nor will I buy from them ever again!
Ps, I took the product apart, very carefully, yet still created big holes where the nails were drilled in for securement, it was extremely difficult to take the bars apart from the aluminum pieces as well. I hate it! Worst decision ever!
6metara sa 3m
Instead of having to deal with this mess, why not install a SunSetter Motorized Retractable Awning instead?
Money
Basically the same thing
Biggest piece of sh t I have ever seen
@@debramsey9823 omg same girl!
sunsetter is way over priced!!!
Looks like something's going to break too easily. Too complex...
Instructions are terrible. No instructions for the install of the fabric roller wheels. The blockers were overlooked, causing terrible frustrations. Really requires 3 people for install.
GOD AWFUL INSTRUCTIONS...feel free to gloss over the blocker installation and where/how they should be positioned. Literally just spent an hour putting this thing together and now I need to go re-do 20 minutes of work.
Why don't you share what you needed to do with the blocker?
Animal videos
DON’T BUY THIS!!!!!!!!!!!
Terrible... what a pain to put in
Terrible Instructions and lousy video. No mention that the motor needs to be installed on one side of the bar. Needed to take apart because motor will not line up on the other side. Also, check video time 4:03 and then 4:05. Somehow, the exposed nuts turn into flush bolt heads.
Verified purchaser, verified assembler. It’s too late to turn back now. All the boxes are opened and parts scattered everywhere. The first comment I must make is this. Either all the retractable awning manufactures must also have pathetic assembly instructions. And RUclips support videos made by the most incompetent composers. Or this Aleko company would have already been out of business. The printed instructions provided inside packages are disgusting. Images of parts on instructions do not match the parts provided in the box. Important steps are either omitted. Or they come along in the assembly process out of order. Causing one to disassemble to reassemble. There are parts in the box that are not even on the assembly paperwork. As far as the RUclips videos recommended by the technical support. They too are still missing steps. The parts shown being assembles in these videos actually change from one step to the next. Possible different product revisions of the units over the years. But why then in the same assembly video. It’s like you are being shown how to change a transmission on a 1965 F150. But then you are suddenly being shown how to do the next step on a 1985 F150. I purchased a motorized unit. There were zero instructions in any of the boxes on how to assemble that part of the process. And the RUclips video recommend by the technical support was one of those that changed parts being assembled along the way. It has you looking through all the parts provided tying to find these other parts. As they look like they would have worked better. Not sure which revision they were from. Not the one delivered to me. But more revisions are still definitely needed. How in the heck this happens is beyond me, I still managed to get the unit assembled in a day. And once one gets through it. It really pisses one off seeing how a set of clear and up to date instructions would made it a whole less frustration. And how it would have been so easy for the manufacturer to have provided that. It is like they want people to hire someone that has done it before. I pray to God it works now once I get it mounted on the house. And then lasts beyond the point where I forget how frustrating of an ordeal it was.
He is going so fast and not clarifying which parts he's using. I keep rewinding but still can't catch what he's doing. Worst instructions video!!
Terrible instructions included with my assembly. And terrible video, already seeing flaws
FUBAR FUBAR FUBAR
This is the worst Awning I’ve ever put my hands on
The directions are not detailed at all. They don’t tell you you need to build out the wall because the mounting brackets don’t stick out far enough it’s just a complete freaking nightmare never buy this.
Hi guys :)