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Considerations for awning fitting

Gutter bracket

Spreader bracket

Look carefully at the whole area to be shaded by the awning. Look out for washing lines, trees or shrubs, sheds or building extensions.

The wall on which the awning is to be hung needs particular attention.

The wall must be of sound construction and the intended location at least 2.5-3m above ground.

Allow for any doors and windows to open without obstructing the awning, given that when open, the edge of the awning will be lower than when closed, by approx 30 degrees

The fixing position should be at least 25cm or 3 bricks above door or window opening, with 7 brick courses above it to anchor the weight.

Or use spreader plates or gutter brackets.

We don't currently sell a bracket, but try www.crocodilla.co.uk/products.html.

Also not less than ½ a half brick to the side of door or window opening. Ideally for shading, allow 500m either side of opening. Or use spreader plates.

The area should be free of waste pipes, or boiler flues.

Or use pipe brackets.

We don't currently sell a bracket, but try www.crocodilla.co.uk/products.html. Alternatively, use a wooden beam as a 'spacer' to hold the awning sufficiently far out from the wall to avoid the downpipe.

Pipe Brackets