Manual Retractable Awning – 78” Non-Screw Outdoor Sun Shade – Adjustable Pergola Shade Cover with UV Protection – 100% Polyester Made Outdoor Canopy – Ideal for Any Window or Door Black
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Size: 78x47inch
Color: Black
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- ALL-WEATHER-PROOF MATERIAL RECEIVE THE EXACT HIGH-QUALITY PATIO AWNING AS SEEN IN THE PICTURE. Constructed of premium polyester fabric with high-quality PU waterproof coating, this patio awning is excellently resistant to UV and extreme weathers. Featuring strong UPF sun protection, our front door awning can give you the maximum leisure comfort in your patio, garden, balcony, backyard and courtyard whether it is sunny or rainy. Once it gets dirty, you can easily detach it for cleaning.
- STRONG & DURABLE STRUCTURE- The main structure of our patio canopy is constructed of sturdy and durable aluminum alloy rollers and heavy-duty steel frame, which is strong enough to withstand severe Weathers and storm. The even powder coating on the surface of the retractable patio awning offers great resistance against rust or corrosion, making this balcony awning even more durable and long-lasting.
- SMOOTH RETRACTABLE DESIGN This deck awnings retractable waterproof is equipped with a labor-saving manual crank handle made of durable plastic material, the length of which is about 47 inches , make it easy to adjust the shadow area smoothly. When extended to its maximum size,which is plenty enough for you and your family to enjoy the cooling shade.
- EASY ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT Comes with all hardware and tools required for a quick installation, our rv awnings can be easily assembled in a matter of minutes. The adjustable pillars allow you to easily change the height of the partial awning from 90.55 to 125.98 to suit your actual needs. No drilling design avoids any damage to your walls and makes this door canopy suitable for a variety of surfaces such as concrete, solid brick wall and even on a wooden wall
- WIDE APPLICATION Can create a large shade for you and your family to enjoy cozy leisure time beneath it. Thanks to its excellent resistance to UV, wind and rain, it is ideal for patio, garden, courtyard, balcony and commercial use in stores, coffee shop, restaurant, park and more. If you have any question about our patio awning, Please contact us We are happy to help you!
Material: Polyester,Steel
Color: Black
Size: 78x47inch
Brand: Jekito
Item Weight: 18 Pounds
Material: Polyester,Steel
Color: Black
Size: 78x47inch
Brand: Jekito
Item Weight: 18 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 47"D x 78"W x 118"H
Style: Modern
Fabric Type: 100 % Polyester
Assembly Required: Yes
Operation Mode: Manual
Projection Distance: 78 Inches
Pattern: Solid
Manufacturer: Jekito
Item Weight: 18 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: Black 78
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Very nice construction, a little complicated to assemble!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by Doug
Size: 178x47inch
Color: Cream
Canvas is lose when set up. First time it rained, water collected in the center and weighed it down until it collapsed rather than shedding it off like most awnings would. Now a pole is bent so it's useless. If I could have done differently setting up, then better instructions should be included. Otherwise, it is terrible design. Didn't rain until outside return window. Now I'm out $182.05. Waste.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by J
I purchased a "used" one that said "looks and functions as new. Damage to box". One end of the box was a little smashed. First thing I did was to use the manual that came with to make sure all the parts were there. Brilliant, it was all there. Then I looked through the diagrams to get a mental picture of how things went together. Hint, throw that combo screw driver/allen wrench thing away. Get your good screw driver out. That was the only tool needed. Followed the pictures. Made perfect sense. Took me two hours but I was doing it all by myself and I took my time so as not to mess up. The hardest part was getting the height right. Too short and you can't tighten it enough. Too tall and you can't fit it in the spot. Fixed one, then the other. Then had the handle on the wrong side. Started over. Finally got it. Some time adjusting the angled bars for the correct drop. Then the door hit it so I had to adjust again. It rolls out much further, but it was windy and I didn't want to roll it out any further today. All in all, it was pretty easy. I've put together much worse. It seems pretty well made. The canvas is pretty stiff which is nice. Rolls up super easy. We'll see how it weather's. But so far so good. Oh...it's on an East facing window and it gets pretty hot on the deck until afternoon. Hopefully this will make it a more usable spot. Did it all without the Hubs knowing anything about it. I will let you know how big a fit he has. Lol UPDATE: Loving this awning!!! I find that I sit on the deck more often because it is so much more comfortable now. The hubs likes it too. He just wanted it to extend out further. The problem was the further out you unroll it the shorter the distance from the awning edge to the ground. This requires you to duck under it. Also, we found we couldn't open the door because it would scrape under the fabric. Luckily I am married to a man who can fix anything. He dug through all that junk we keep because someday it might come in handy. And, ta da, he saved two aluminum extending rods from an old collapsible fish house. They worked perfect (see last 3 pictures) all I have to do is paint them black and you wouldn't know it didn't come that way. Happy Happy 😊
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by Joni Joni
So there were no instructions in box. I had to come back to listing and look at them there. It was not extremely hard for my neighbor and I to install but luckily we are both mechanically inclined. When assembling on a balcony with a railing it doesn’t go up easy. This is the 138” model and it sags in the middle. The fold creases in the canopy may take a few weeks of dew and sun to work out. I suppose one could iron it at a low temp setting. In the end, after it was up, it seemed pretty nice. We’ll see how it holds up over time. The crank just hangs, there is no clip to keep it from swinging in the wind. Would I buy it again given what I know now? Yeah but would hope I get the lower price it’s listed for today. This appears to have been a return. My gut tells me based on the internal plastic sleeves covering the pipe that someone got it, cut open the box, pulled all the pieces out and realized there were no instructions. I thought returns were only sold through Amazon warehouse. I guess not.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024 by Douglas
Size: 78x47inch
Color: Cream
BREAKDOWN OF INSTRUCTIONS/TIPS ON ASSEMBLY BELOW: My experience: The cloth reel tubes had misaligned screw holes, so I sent this first awning I ordered back and got a replacement. The screw holes on the replacement were still off, but less so than the first and I was able to assemble that time. That said, I never got my awning fully assembled and ended up returning instead of getting another replacement. I experienced many of the same assembly issues a lot of other reviewers did. PROS: -Good potential for renters; you don’t have to damage walls because you don’t need to screw it in to your building -reasonable price for what it is CONS: VERY DIFFICULT TO ASSEMBLE - parts have misaligned screw holes or are improperly sized to fit together without excessive force -poorly written instructions & parts did not have number stickers to correspond with instructions -no official instruction video that I could find ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS: I’m giving my version of the instructions from my experience trying to assemble this awning. Use mine in addition to the official manual. Their illustrations will be needed. BEFORE STARTING: This is a weekend project. Get a Phillips head screwdriver and/or power drill, some DW40 or other lubricant and scissors or a box cutter (optional: work gloves with non-slip grip). Prep a large, unobstructed area to work in. Get at least 1 other person to help, especially on the last few steps. 1) Assemble the awning support rod by fitting posts 6 & 10 together. Many reviewers (myself included) had a lot of trouble with this. I had to use a lot of force and worried I was putting the wrong pieces together. Rest assured, these are the correct pieces, but I suggest using a lubricant if you’re having a hard time (I used vegetable oil). Even then, it will take some effort. 2) Assemble the cloth reel by screwing together posts 11 & 12. Their illustration indicates you need 4 screws, but I only had 2 holes and 2 screws on mine. Instead of the tool they provide, use a regular Phillips screwdriver. If you find the screw holes are misaligned on these (like I did) and you’re having a hard time getting the screws in fully, use a power tool. Just be aware you could strip the screw heads if you do. 3) Insert the support rod and wire into the channels of the awning cloth. The manual includes several notes with this step, which basically say not to push too hard or try to force the rod/wire if they get hung up. Be patient and go slow so you don’t accidentally tear the cloth. IMPORTANT: If you used a lubricant while assembling the support rod like I suggest, make sure to wipe off any excess before putting the rod in so it doesn’t stain the cloth. You may want to let the rod dry overnight to be safe. 4) Unscrew and remove both end caps from the cloth reel. Notice the channel (or groove) running the outside length of the reel. Starting at one end, insert the part of the cloth with the wire in the channel. Gently pull both the cloth and wire through to the other end, until both sides of the cloth line up with both ends of the channel. You may need to trim excess length off the wire. Screw the end caps back on, then roll the cloth up around the reel and set the whole thing aside. 5) Each leg has 3 sections: the bottom posts (18), the middle posts (20) which include the awning arms, and the top posts (17) which have multiple holes for height adjustment. You’ll also need the Hand Rocker (19), the Pipe Clamp (13) and the two Head Covers (5). You might also need lubricant for this step. CAREFUL OF SHARP EDGES. The arms on the middle posts have rubber end covers, but they may not come with the covers on. I needed to put these on myself. Best to do this first before assembling the legs. To assemble the first leg, get one of each of these parts: 18, 20, 17 & 5. Also grab 13. Attach the bottom and middle (18 & 20). Then attach the middle and top (20 & 17). Then, attach the Pipe Clamp (13) on the top. Finish by putting the head cover (5) on the top. For the second leg, use the same parts and steps, except you'll attach the Hand Rocker (19) to the top instead of a pipe clamp. 6) After assembling the legs, position them where you plan to set up the awning and adjust their height. This step is very similar to what you do when you install a horizontal tension rod, like for shower curtains. Use the knobs (3) and butterfly knuts (4) to secure the legs at the desired height. Make sure the legs are spaced the correct width apart and that the pipe clamp (13) and hand rocker (19) are sitting at the same height. 7) Attach the ends of the cloth reel to the hand rocker and pipe clamp by using gaskets (8) and large box nuts (7). Check that the set-up stays steady when you unroll the awning cloth. 8) After fully unrolling the awning cloth, attach the arms (which swing out from the middle section of each leg) to both ends of the support rod using knobs (2). Prop the awning up and check the tension of the cloth. There shouldn’t be any sagging. 9) With the awning fully assembled, make any adjustments as needed, such as the position of the legs in relation to the length of the arms/position of support rod, adjust the position of the hand rocker or pipe clamp as needed, and adjust or tighten the legs as needed, etc. To wrap this review up, please use my instructions in addition to the actual manual, not as a replacement for it. While I did try to provide better wording and description than I feel their manual gives, there are some details in the manual I did not include. Also, as I mentioned, I never got my awning fully assembled, so please take my re-writing of steps 7-9 with a grain of salt.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2023 by MasikaMisty MasikaMisty