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Color: Gray/Clear
Size: 7' L x 3' W x 6.5" H
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- Maintenance free
- UV protection prevents yellowing
- Locking system allows easy assembly
- High impact, weather and UV resistant Clear 6 mm solid panel
Description
The strong, steel support arms and anodized aluminum front and back trims of the Aquila 2050 are sleek and stylish. Modern, high end materials are neutral enough to match any home decor. The Aquila doesn't require any special tools for setup and the smart and fast locking system will have your door cover up in no time. Keep your home entrance dry and protected from the elements in every season. The clear 100% UV protected polycarbonate panel allows light through but filters UV rays that can make your door fade and peel. An integrated front gutter directs rainwater off to the sides. When mounting the awning on lap siding or anchoring to wall studs, an Aquila 2050 siding kit, (sold separately), is recommended. Manufacturer Contact Information
Product Dimensions: 81 x 36 x 7 inches
Item Weight: 49.9 pounds
Manufacturer: Palram
Country of Origin: Israel
Item model number: HG9510
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Color: Gray/Clear
Size: 7' L x 3' W x 6.5" H
The Palram 2050 door awning was received as promised. The shipping box survived and all the parts were delivered. Written installation instructions were good as they applied to a brick, concrete or adobe wall. However, for my installation (composite wood siding on plywood sheathing on 6 in wood studs) it was a bit more complicated. There were no instructions for that; however, the contractor who installed it for me contacted the Palram customer service agent and was advised how the awning could be installed. Basically, the awning was installed directly to the wood studs with the lag bolts; we did not have to install a block on the studs on which to fasten the lag bolts. Finding the studs through the finished wall and siding proved to be challenging, and one siding had to be replaced. The awning supports were installed at a different intervals than provided in the written instructions, but according to the information over the phone, that was OK. Some minor adjustments to the parts needed to be made, and are not visible unless you're looking for them. The awning looks fantastic and works well in the Washington rain! A great solution for a cover over our door!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2015 by DAA DAA
Color: Gray/Solar Gray
Size: 5' L x 3' W x 6.5" H
The Palram Aquila 1500 is a high quality product (I ordered the gray bracket color with a solar gray panel), as soon as I opened the package I could tell. The support brackets are thick solid steel, powder paint coated and seems to be a very dependable, long lasting product. Other awnings I have researched at lesser cost have bracket arms that are made of plastic which, in my opinion, are not as good structurally subject to the weather conditions (wind and snow load) we have here in Chicago. UV and age effect all plastic in terms of strength and longevity over time and if one goes through all of the work necessary to install this product, one needs to install the best possible. I did install this product by myself, two people would have been much easier though. As I said, I purchased the brackets in a powder coated gray colored paint however, I wanted the awning to match my trim, storm door, light fixtures and house address numbers colors. I ordered a custom color paint and repainted all of the metal items (even the aluminum pieces) with this color (2 coats). Caution, if one decides to do this, take care of the type of paint you use because powder coated surfaces are difficult to re-paint. A strong primer will be needed to assure proper adhesion. I had to use a primer. I purchased this awning for installation in a recessed soffit (5 foot wide X 2 foot deep) over the front entrance of my house. The soffit construction consisted of cedar siding over plywood sheathing on 2 X 4 wood studs. The soffit its self was 3/8" rough sawn cedar plywood. The instructions (not many words, just a series of graphics explaining how to install the awning) that came with the awning did NOT address this type of construction at all. The fasteners provided addressed installation in basically masonry walls. The lag bolts (5/16" X 3-1/2" long) provided would work in wood framed walls IF the bracket holes aligned with the wood studs in the wall (they did not). Being an Architect, knowing the importance of a very positive, strong connection between a cantilevered awning and the house exterior wall, I needed to verify the actual construction I had in the soffit. Hoping that I had a double 2 X 8 or 2 X 10 double header of sufficient length across the opining and thickness of the headers for the use of the provided lag bolts, I removed the soffit plywood soffit to find out for sure. Just my luck, I did not, soffits generally do not need headers becaust they are not normally bearing walls. Therefore, I had more work to do. I had to construct additional wood attachment for the bracket hole fasteners as well as additional wall bracing to the soffit wall to transfer any excessive loads back to my house walls. I sketched a very crude detail for this additional wood framing, see below (might help you). I used new 5/16" X 5" bolts (washers and nuts), not lag screws, as well as ALL wood screws (#9 X 3-1/2" long) to construct this detail to insure a very strong, braced connection for the awning. Tip, if you install long wood screws and lag bolts, always drill the right diameter pilot hole first, coat the fastener threads with bee's wax or any wax first. Lag bolts can break off if they are over stressed. If they do, you now really have a problem dealing with getting the broken piece out of the hole. So, even though my installation was not as typical as I originally thought, when completed, I was very satisfied with the end result. Sorry this is so long but, I thought the info provided may help others.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2017 by Jim Jim
Color: Gray/Clear
Size: 5' L x 3' W x 6.5" H
The Palram 1500 door awning was received a day later than expected, and in & outside of the shipping container: it did not travel well. However, all the parts were inventoried and there was no significant damage to the product. Installation instructions were good as they applied to a brick, concrete or adobe wall. However, for my installation (composite wood siding on plywood sheathing on 6 in wood studs) it was a bit more complicated. There were no instructions for that; however, the contractor who installed it for me contacted the Palram customer service agent and was advised how the awning could be installed. Basically, the awning was installed directly to the wood studs with the lag bolts; we did not have to install a block on the studs on which to fasten the lag bolts. The awning supports were installed at a different interval than provided in the written instructions, but according to the information over the phone, that was OK. Some minor adjustments to the parts needed to be made, and are not visible unless you're looking for them. The awning looks fantastic and works in the Washington rain! A great solution to a cover for our door!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2015 by DAA DAA
Color: Gray/Clear
Size: 5' L x 3' W x 6.5" H
Delivered without it's hardware package - No bolts, and NO roof joists ! Palram was easy to reach, and supplied all but the left roof joist but that is on back-order for three weeks ! 7/5/17 update: The missing roof joist showed up in about two weeks. It is now installed, and looks great ! This is a quality awning. The initial problem was that the Amazon retailer shipped me a previously opened package which was missing it's hardware package. Palram (the distributor) is easy to reach and quite cooperative. This is the third one of these I have installed. One other came with some crushed nylon rip covers, which Palram promptly replaced.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2017 by KingRat KingRat
Color: Gray/Clear
Size: 15' L x 3' W x 6.9" H
Really crap instructions as to how you connect these 3 pieces together, but now that it is up it looks nice. If putting over stucco, make sure you mount up a long 1inch board first and get that into the studs. Put up the center piece first so you can hack out how to get the side pieces up. It was a real pain to assemble and the instructions for the connector pieces is complete crap, but the two of us were able to hack it out. The hardest part was getting the polycarbonate to mate with the middle sections and into the grooves of the connectors.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2019 by R. Ryan