FAQs

Yes, awnings can significantly reduce your air conditioning expenses. They provide shade for windows, which lowers indoor temperatures. Research conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRE) indicates that awnings on windows and patio doors can decrease interior temperatures by 8-15 degrees. The exact reduction depends on the window's exposure, the fabric's color, and the awning's style and attachment method. We exclusively use ENERGY STAR certified windows to maximize energy efficiency.

Awnings offer excellent protection for your furniture, floors, and carpets against fading caused by harsh sunlight. Similar to interior window treatments, they block damaging sun rays. However, awnings provide an additional benefit of energy savings by reducing solar radiation through glass windows and doors, making them a more comprehensive solution for both furniture protection and energy efficiency.

Awnings provide protection not only from the sun's harmful rays but also from other elements like rain and snow. In certain configurations, they can even offer protection from wind. The level of protection against ultraviolet rays depends on the fabric type and color. Our professional awning manufacturers can help you select the appropriate fabric to meet your specific requirements, ensuring optimal sun protection for your needs.

Retractable awnings are designed to be self-supporting without the need for poles. They rely on secure mounting in combination with spring-loaded arms. The tension in the arms is created by internal springs, while large radius elbows apply outward force to keep the fabric taut. This innovative design ensures stability and functionality without compromising on aesthetics or space.

Motorized awnings offer unparalleled convenience. With just a flip of a switch, you can effortlessly extend or retract your awning. The unit automatically stops once fully extended or retracted, and you can also pause it at any position using the wall-mounted switch. Studies have shown that motorized awnings are used four times more frequently than manual ones, demonstrating their superior convenience and user-friendly nature.