Drill holes for the steel screws into the lumber and attach securely to the existing metal building at the height you determined in step 3.
Attaching a metal awning to the house.
You can buy l or z shaped flashing or bend it yourself.
Attach support arms to camel back brackets.
Traditional residential awnings sometimes known as step down awnings are the most common and popular metal awning we sell.
The framework mounts directly on the side of your house.
To bend sheet metal flashing make a form by clamping two 2 by 4s together on each side of the metal and then hammer the metal to create a sharp edge at each fold.
Some models have diagonal support arms.
Attach the hardware through the brackets and over the awning bar to hold it in place.
This is a job you must do before fastening the overhead s roof rafters in place.
In this case install an appropriate cross brace between the metal studs in the building s structure.
Using machine screws lock the back trim to the mounting trim.
A lateral arm retractable awning will allow you to extend your awning without needing extra supports.
They have a traditional look and work well on porches and windows.
Now that the awnings are installed they will protect from sun rain and gives your home a new look.
Retractable awnings consist of a metal framework covered with shade fabric and they are one of the most popular patio shade ideas.
Generally using one screw at one foot length intervals is sufficient.
Make sure the hardware you use is tight and that your awning does not wiggle around.
Large retractable awnings need a diagonal support arm.
Mount camel back brackets to the house ensuring that the screws penetrate the sheathing.
This block of lumber will provide a foundation at which the top of the lean to will be attached to the building.
Fasten the awning bar to the brackets.
In many cases outer walls of metal buildings are constructed of c channel steel studs.
These awnings only need one attachment to the house on the wall.
Depending on your brand of awning you will use either a large bolt or a screw to attach the awning into the brackets.
Aluminum awning material can also be used for metal carports.