Palram - Canopia Feria Patio Cover 10' x 24' Gray/Clear Outdoor Canopy Awning for Patio, Waterproof Canopy, Patio Awning, Outside Canopy for Backyard, Outdoor Gazebo with 100% UV Protection
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Saturday, Jul 26
Size: 10' x 24'
Color: Gray
Features
- Clear polycarbonate roof panels provide protection from harmful UV rays while allowing 65% of sunlight to be transmitted through
- Supports are adjustable to fit a variety of patios
- Integrated gutter system controls water drainage
- Low maintenance, easily cleaned with your garden hose
- Sealed multiwall edges eliminate dirt and moisture from entering roof panels
- Snow load of 35 lbs s/f and wind load of 75 mph
- 10-year limited warranty and U.S. based customer support
Description
Protect yourself and your patio from the elements with the Feria patio cover. Clear, UV protected, polycarbonate roof panels protect you, your family and patio furniture from harsh UV rays, while still allowing sun to shine through. Gray powder coated aluminum frame is neutral enough to match any home color, and provides protection from rust and discoloration. Manufacturer Contact Information
Material: Aluminum,galvanized steel, Polycarbonate
Color: Gray
Size: 10' x 24'
Brand: Palram
Item Weight: 327.8 Pounds
Material: Aluminum,galvanized steel, Polycarbonate
Color: Gray
Size: 10' x 24'
Brand: Palram
Item Weight: 327.8 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 288"D x 116"W x 113"H
Style: Garden
Fabric Type: Polycarbonate
Assembly Required: Yes
Operation Mode: Manual
Pattern: Solid
Manufacturer: Palram
UPC: 763552404428 763552403827
Global Trade Identification Number: 28
Item Weight: 328 pounds
Country of Origin: Israel
Item model number: HG9424
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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OK, so this review is for someone who wants to modify or change the factory configuration to fit your need. My old patio cover was built over my roof, leveled and extended 4ft out from my foundation. My foundation is only 18ft x 8ft and my eave already extended out and covers 4ft of it. I’ve looked at many patio covers to see if I can modify to fit what I need, but many of them are fixed configuration. I know that I want to: 1) Make it leveled and over my roof (not angle down like this factory configuration), 2) Extend it 4ft out from my foundation for better rain/shade coverage, 3) Re-use my existing columns if I can, and 4) Extend it to the same height as my columns for better breeze/air flow. You may wonder why I want it leveled and how the water drainage is going to work out. Well, I want it leveled because it looks better, and for the water drainage, this one has smooth roof panels so water can easily run off either to front or back as I had a similar one before. After looking at the assembling video of this patio cover, I decided to purchase this one because I think I can modify the configuration of this one to suit my need. I purchased the 20ft x 10ft. They sent me two (2) 10ft x 10ft sets with extension kit. Modification: I kind of knew that the posts are shorter than my 8ft columns but couldn't tell exactly how much shorter from the specs and descriptions until I received them. The posts are 82.5", not even 7ft tall. If I install them angle as the factory’s configuration and 4ft out from my foundation, the front-end could be as low as 6ft. It’s too low for me. So as I thought, I am going to modify them anyway. My current column height is actually around 8.5ft due to the extended base and cap. There are 4 posts included for this 20ft x 10ft configuration. So since I am going to re-use my columns, I'll have 2 extra posts and will use them to extend the other 2 posts to match the height of the columns. I cut 2 pieces of 20" from one of the unused posts. I then went to Lowes/Home Depot and purchased 4 pieces of 10" long L-shape galvanized connectors that is normally used to connect house frame structures together. While there, I looked for the screws with the thinnest heads that I could find so I'll use to connect the posts together. I painted these screws white to match the column color. I inserted 2 pieces of L-shape connectors inside the posts and the 20” extensions pieces. Two L-shape connectors forms a rectangle shape, which fits perfectly inside these posts for strong connections. I drilled holes on both sides and attached them together. The result is a rock solid strong connection. The white thin-headed screws blend in well and it’s hard to see the seams are there. I then use the 4 extra pieces that form the bases for unused posts and mounted them on top of my column caps. It lined up and levels with the groove of the beam perfectly. I didn’t have to drill extra holes and even use the same screws were provided. To mount it on top of my roof, I use treated wood, cut them as 10” blocks, attached them to the roof with long non-rusted screws, and attach the patio cover back-end frame to these blocks. After it’s fully assembled, it’s about 9ft from the foundation to the roof panels (instead of 6ft at the front-end as the original configuration). I feel much better standing under it. It actually looks better in person with the columns than in the attached photos here. Material & Quality: The materials are excellent. The whole structure frames are aluminum and the roof panels look like they’re going to last beyond 15 years to me. That’s why they guarantee 10yrs. I’ll give it 5 stars for the material & quality. Design: I would say it’s well designed because there is groove in every joint and the beam, which allow you to adjust the angle and the size of foundation to suit you need. It blocks the sun but bring in light through the roof panels. And with the height I modified, I love the feeling being under it and the cool air it provides. I’ll give it 5 stars for the design. Instruction: Instruction is fairly easy to understand for guys/gals who deal with some handy-works, not necessary technical works. Cost: I have looked at many other 20ft x 10ft patio covers and they’re around $1,400 – $1,600. However, they do not allow me to modify for my need. That said, it’s a 4-star for the cost to me. Bottom line: The bottom line is that my friends and I like the modified version that I did than the original configuration. The big deal is that my wife likes the modification result. She and my 6-yrs old daughter are happy :). BTW, I installed all of this by myself. Oh wait… my wife has helped something. She made some lemonade and brought me a few times… LOL! Have a great day!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2016 by xoundxpert xoundxpert
Size: 10' x 14'
Color: Gray
This canopy is perfect for my house. The clear panels allow me to have light on the patio, while still staying dry (unless we're having a storm - I don't have side walls). It doesn't block light into the kitchen from my patio door, and I even put up string lights for nighttime atmosphere. It's rock solid, too, bolted to the house on one side and the concrete on the other. I had two handymen install it in less than a day. It has basically given me an extra room, and since I live in Florida, I get to use it most of the year. I highly recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024 by ktiv ktiv
Size: 10' x 14'
Color: Gray
The Palram Fiera Patio Cover 10’D x 14’W Gray has worked out very well for my needs. Our home is near Portland Oregon and the main reason for the cover is for rain protection. The deck is on the North side of a 2 story home so we wanted the clear panels that let 65% of the light through. Because the panels tend to bend the light hitting them, clear panels facing any other direction would act like a magnifying glass so I would recommend the tinted or frosted panels in those situations. I made some adjustments to the installation to fit my situation: 1. I installed a header board against the house because I have vinyl siding and also needed to extend the cover past the edge of the house. 2. I did not want a support post in the middle of my deck so I bridged the two support beams with a 2.25” x 1.5” x 72” 14Ga slotted angle. The holes in the angle matched up perfectly with the mounting slot in the beam. Since this would dramatically reduce the snow load strength, I left two slot bolts on the back side of the support beam so that I can easily install the center post in the winter. 3. I could not find additional steel square bolts so I ordered high tinsel strength aluminum square bolts and nuts from Elloughton Greenhouses. Much stronger than standard aluminum Bolts. 4. I needed to install the cover about 10” higher than the support poles alone so I shaved down some 2x4’s to insert inside the bottom of the poles to add length. Installation tips: 1. Install the panels with the downturned edge is at the gutter. 2. The outside panels tend to creep away from the header as they are installed. After you start tapping in the upper end of the panel you can temporarily install packing tape along the outside edge to keep the creep to a minimum.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2021 by Barbara Church Barbara Church