ADVANING DA5935-PSS2A PA Series, Premium Quality Gray Polycarbonate Door/Window Awning Ideal for Rain, Snow and UV Protection, 59"W x 35"D, Tinted/Silver Brackets
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Size: 59"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Tinted / Silver Brackets
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- 𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗠𝗜𝗨𝗠 𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗬 𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗗 𝗣𝗢𝗟𝗬𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗕𝗢𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗘 - Advaning PA Series Incorporates a 80+% UV Protectant, Solid Sheet of Polycarbonate Independently Tested to Hold Loads of 320 lbs. without Shattering - Unlike Similar Products with Hollow Sheets which hold Moisture and Become Brittle Over Time.
- 𝗦𝗜𝗭𝗘 & 𝗖𝗢𝗟𝗢𝗥 - 59" Wide x 35" Deep x 8" Tall, Tinted Polycarbonate with 2 Aluminum Brackets Silver Finish
- 𝗜𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗣𝗘𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗟𝗬 𝗧𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗕𝗬 𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗘𝗞 𝗟𝗔𝗕𝗦 - Max Load Capacity: 320 lbs. Weight Capacity Tried & Tested by Independent Labs
- 𝗛𝗘𝗔𝗩𝗬 𝗗𝗨𝗧𝗬 𝗕𝗥𝗔𝗖𝗞𝗘𝗧𝗦 Die Cut Aluminum Brackets Provide a Strong, Maintenance Free and Durable Support, Finished with a Silver Powder-Coat
- 𝗪𝗔𝗥𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗧𝗬 & 𝗦𝗘𝗥𝗩𝗜𝗖𝗘 PA Series Awnings include a 1-Year Limited Warranty and Lifetime Tech Support by Email, Chat, or Phone - All provided & available by Advaning's Dedicated CALIFORNIA Based Service Team.
Description
PA Series Advaning PA Series door awnings divert rain and snow away from your doors and windows. Its modern design enhances the exterior aesthetics of homes and businesses. Advaning PA Series door awnings have a simple and safe DIY assembly. Its clear solid polycarbonate panel will not turn yellow over time, and it is Intertek tested to safely carry up to 350 lbs of weight. Solid Clear Polycarbonate Panels Advaning's polycarbonate panels are clear, safe, clean, and attach to their frames using an EPDM grade rubber seal that prevents moisture penetration. These virtually unbreakable solid panels with UV protection have superior strength and durability over conventional hollow panels. They protect your doorways and windows from rain and snow all year long. Aluminum Brackets Light weight and corrosion-resistant 1061 grade Aluminum brackets. EPDM Grade Rubber Strip Top industry grade rubber seal that prevents moisture penetration. Features: ●100% Bayer Raw Material ●Aluminum 6061-T3 Fixed Front Bar ●Virtually unbreakable glass like polycarbonate panel with aluminum brackets Package Includes: 1 x Awning sheet 2 x Awning bar 2 x Rubber strip 2 x Awning bracket 1 x Wall rubber strip 6 x Bracket screw set w/ washer & nut 4 x Lag screw w/ washer set 4 x Lag screw cap Expansion bolt set sold separately : ●30-Day *No Questions Asked Return Policy through ●1-year Limited by Advaning Awnings Delivery 1. Freight shipment with signature confirmation required upon delivery. 2. PLEASE NOTE: Delivery may require a direct contact phone number. Please ensure all shipping and contact information is up to date upon placing an order via . *Return service fees may be applicable for 3rd party seller returns
Size: 59"W x 35"D
Item Weight: 17 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 35.4"D x 59"W x 7.9"H
Minimum Clearance: 8 Inches
Projection Distance: 59 Inches
Color: Tinted / Silver Brackets
Style Name: PA Series
Pattern: Solid
Material Type: Polycarbonate Panel - Aluminum Bracket
Fabric Type: Polycarbonate,Rubber
Required Assembly: Yes
Operation Mode: found in image
Brand Name: ADVANING
Manufacturer: ADVANING
UPC: 814841021380
Global Trade Identification Number: 00814841021380
Manufacturer Part Number: DA5935-PSS2A
Model Number: DA5935-PSS2A
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year warranty
Item Type Name: Ideal for Rain, Snow and UV Protection
Included Components: Solid Polycarbonate Sheet^Front Bar^Back Bar^Aluminum Brackets^Rubber Weather Strip^Mounting Hardware
Best Sellers Rank: #328,361 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #40 in Window Awnings & Canopies
ASIN: B083G8XW8D
Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (335) 4.4 out of 5 stars
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Size: 47"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Clear / Silver Brackets
This is a well-designed and solidly constructed product. What drew us to this one is the way that the awning is connected to its supporting brackets. On many others (typically less expensive ones), the brackets are on the edges of the awning, which is held in place by the inward compression exerted by the brackets. On this one, however, the brackets sit under the awning and are attached to it by 6 bolts. There is thus no danger of the awning falling, slipping, being blown out of the brackets. The assembly was simple and straightforward (with one exception, to be mentioned below), if time-consuming. The installation of the assembled awning-and-bracket combination was another matter. Part of our difficulty, I admit, was due to us: I am 82, my wife is 71, so we are not the ideal pair to be doing this sort of work. Another part was due to some peculiar features of our project: there is a greenhouse on one side of the door, and a large Wisteria bush on the other, so there was no way to offset the ladders to the outside of the doorway. And, yes, two ladders (and two installers) are required for this project, as the instructions make perfectly clear. Since we were mounting the awning into the siding directly above our door, and were not confident that there were structural members behind the siding where the brackets would be screwed in, we decided to mount a pair of 2x4s above the lintel. We screwed the 2x4s into the studs, and then attached the brackets to the 2x4s. (Naturally, the mounting holes for the brackets did not themselves align with the studs.) To keep the mounting brackets perpendicular to the ground, we attached reversed pieces of siding first, before screwing in the 2x4s. You can see all of this very clearly in one of the attached photos. There are some odd lapses in the Owner's Manual. Although for the most part the assembly instructions are very clear, they do not stress that one must be very careful about the orientation of the awning bar relative to the awning sheet. There are two ways it can be done, and only one of the is correct. If you do it wrong, it is exceedingly difficult to separate the bar (with its rubber strip) from the sheet. (They are obviously not meant to be pried apart once connected). When it comes to the installation, you are told to "make sure to use the appropriate sized drill bit for the mounting screws," but you are not told what that size is. Fortunately, a call to Advaning yielded the answer: 15/64". (Thanks to Jesse, at Advaning, who was very helpful.) Another peculiarity is the odd mix of metric and SAE hardware provided. The lag screws that attach the brackets to the wall are metric (13mm), but the bolts that secure the awning to the brackets are SAE (1/2"). Not a serious problem, since the well-equipped DIYer will surely have both kinds of tools. Or, you might even do the whole job with an adjustable wrench. (Interesting sidelight: the installation video, when displaying the tools you'll need, shows a Crescent wrench, but then the installers in the video are shown using a socket wrench (with an extension). I definitely recommend the socket wrench -- it takes many, many, turns of the wrench to drive the lag screws all the way in -- and you'll need the extension for the upper lag screws in order to clear the acorn nut that secures the awning to the bracket. So, putting this in was quite a workout, but we think the results were worth it. This is an unobtrusive but attractive awning, and it appears that it will last a good long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022 by Marconelli
Size: 47"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Tinted / Silver Brackets
Took me a few orders and a TON of searching to find a decent quality awning that did not costs 1000+. I had purchased several before this that claimed it was heavy duty but when I got it ...it was flimsy. This is good quality stuff that lives up to what they say. Now they even have a steel version for only $500. I got the Aluminum and it is great. Would not hesitate to get again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by Average Joe Consumer
Size: 59"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Frosted / Silver Brackets
Very nice looking, but assembly takes time (1 h), wooden blocks, and patience. Assembly was difficult. 2 people and ladders necessary for installation.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Louise R. Romanow
Size: 47"W x 31"D
Style: PN Series
Color: Clear / White Brackets
We installed this awning on our brick house. The hardware that is included in the package is NOT for masonry. The company sells the masonry hardware (expansion bolts) separately. Do not try to get them anywhere else. Although it is possible to purchase expansion bolts from the hardware store, the ones that came from Advaning are different: Stainless Steel; Hex head, and most importantly, the screw is NOT attached to the sleeve. This means you can set the sleeve then remove the bolt for installation and the hex head allows you to back out the bolt if it is too far into the wall. Note that the directions for masonry installation are not sufficiently detailed. I raised this issue with customer service in January 2019, so hopefully they will have improved this now. The expansion bolt is supposed to be 3-1/4 inch long, but they tell you to drill a 3-1/2 inch pilot hole. If you set the bolt in that far, it is too short for the top holes on the bracket (for some reason to top of these are about 1/2' out from the wall, so they require the bolt to stick out from the wall further than the bottom holes). Also, the back edge rubber gasket does not fit tightly to the awning, so it will fall off if you are not paying attention. But, it is exactly the correct length so don't cut it if it has slid down. It is impossible to install this with one person. Two is the minimum, because you assemble the awning before mounting it to the wall. The dimensions make it impossible to hold both sides and see over the awning to make sure it is level for drilling the pilot holes for mounting screws. Unlike many reviewers here, I did not have difficulty assembling the brackets to the Polycarbonate--all by myself (while the handyman made three trips to the hardware store ISO the right expansion bolts--no success). The seals are tight but it fit. Per the instructions, I used a wood block (part of a 2 x 4 about 8 inches long) and a rubber mallet. Tapped it in a little at a time all along the length so I went over every few inches several times. If you try to rush this, you will not succeed at all. It took about 45 minutes. Wear gloves so you don't get the giant splinter I did from trying to hold the block of wood with bare hands (This task is barely within my skill set). The handyman spent hours trying to mount this to the wall with the non-company expansion bolts found at the local hardware store, and without a helper. No success. Total waste of time. Read the directions for the type of install before you start the job. Make sure you have the correct hardware from the company (the expansion bolts can be ordered on teh Advaning website, but they take several days to arrive so plan accordingly). Don't even try to install the awning against a wall with fewer than 2 persons on the job. Measure carefully. There is no play in the instructions or the measurements. Attention to detail, patience, and planning will save time on the total install. I doubt you will succeed if you think you don't need to read the instructions before you start. Once installed, it is beautiful and functional. I do wish that the PN series had metal brackets (these are plastic). Customer service was excellent. Very responsive and helpful. Overall, I recommend this product from this manufacturer.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2019 by Nina K.
Size: 47"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Clear / Silver Brackets
Update at the bottom. For me, this works well outside my house and keeps the back stairs to my garden clear. I chose this particular model because the braces are actually underneath the roofline not on the ends which in our area that gets a lot of snow will give it extra support. I’ve only had it up for a couple months. I will update this review when we get some snow and see how well it does. I did watch some videos and also read each of the reviews carefully on the different ways people hung this up. I followed the directions in the box. Everything was fairly easy to do and we were able to hang it in only a couple of hours. *The Big thing is getting the rubber gaskets on !! Absolutely use soap and water and a rubber mallet, after the rubber gasket is soaked in soap and water use the rubber mallet to tap slow and carefully. It’s going to take some time. It’s great if you have somebody else who can help hold it while you’re tapping and making sure it goes in. Towards the end we were definitely hitting it with some force but you certainly don’t want to bend the metal. Putting the gaskets on was the longest part of this entire process. It did take two of us. For hanging outside, having somebody who can hold it up while the other person puts the lag bolts in was very useful, Update - We have made it through our first winter. And as expected, we did get quite a bit of snow. It looks like one of the lug bolts pulled out from the wood backing three of them managed to stay in securely. We did use the bolts that came with it . We will probably take it down and try to secure it with anchors in a better fashion, but the metal itself did not bend and the product itself is still stay intact.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 by Chipperman
Size: 47"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Clear / Silver Brackets
I was hesitant to buy these due to price and a few bad reviews. A few reviewers had a difficult time installing these. With two helpers, I was able to install these in less than 15 minutes each. I bought two of these and one of the boxes arrived damaged. The components were well packaged and nothing was damaged. The polycarbonate has a protective film on both sides. The hardware is of good quality and looks nice. It took maybe 10 minutes to assemble each awning. I Used a soapy water mixture to lubricate the gasket and help with installing the channel over the gasketed polycarbonate panel. Definitely use a rubber mallet to tap the channel in place to avoid damaging the softer aluminum channel. Also be patient. It took a lot of light taps, back and forth, to get the channel seated all the way down. Not difficult, just a little time consuming. I recently had my house re-sided and knew that I wanted these for front/back doors. I had the contractor wrap a 2x10 in flashing material so that I would have a solid mounting surface and not have to try and hit existing studs. For installation I had a person on each side of the awning that held it up against the house. I had them adjust their elevations until the bubble level was true and then I marked the bolt hole locations. They lowered the awning and I pre-drilled the new header. My two helpers held the awning in place while I drove the lag screws through the header. With enough hands, this is an easy installation. Obviously this is a more complicated installation for those that need to hit existing studs or have to add a header.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2020 by James Fitzhugh
Size: 47"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Clear / Silver Brackets
Used two of the ADVANING PA Series awning kits to cover the full width of French doors for protection from SW weather and sun exposure (in NM high desert). The product installation instructions warned me about need for TWO people (& 2 ladders), and I should have taken that warning more literately to mean that this is NOT a simple DIY project for just one person, especially if the outside wall is a stucco type wall, and you have to be concerned about gusty (heavy at times) wind and some winter snow loads on this awning. A stucco wall will not provide a sufficiently hard surface and strength to fasten the two (or four) aluminum brackets, when using only the hardware provided in the kit. The instructions suggest to assemble the whole awning unit on the ground and then lift it up to the wall...presumably with the help of two people and two ladders,... (and maybe a third person to mark the wall for placement holes/anchors to be per-installed?) My installation plan had to be extensively adapted to make it possible to install with only one person (myself), and that evolved into also requiring that only one bracket at a time would be installed, and after being installed I wanted to be able to lift only the plastic cover up the ladder and just drop it onto the pre-installed brackets. The two bolts at the back of the plastic awning cover were changed to be longer and pre-fastened so that it could function as a way to drop-n-lock into the bracket, without having to hold the 40"x30" plastic at the same time as trying to fasten it in place. See the two photos of my added brackets that I fabricated to pre-install on the wall and provide bolts pointing outwards to the frame of the awnings. A lot of extra work involved in all this, but it was satisfying and worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2018 Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2018 by CU Denizen
Size: 47"W x 35"D
Style: PA Series
Color: Clear / Silver Brackets
I was impressed by the design and ease of installation. I purchased five or six over a year period and all failed in the snow. I have since returned some and claimed off my Amex for the rest. If they made it a little shorter on the depth it might survive the snow load. It was just too long.
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2022 by Mirium Dangerfiels