As you can see, there are many possibilities when it comes to creating your own custom awnings. From the shape to the valence to the scallops to the finishing heads, we strive to carry a wide array of options to ensure that you have the power to tailor your awning to meet your exact needs.
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With Valance | No Valance | Awning Terms | Scallops | Braid | Spear Head
Awning Shape
With Valance
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- Standard
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- Open End
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- Swoop
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- Gable
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- Quarter
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- Dome
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- Arch
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- Casement
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- Hip
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- Miter
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- Elongated
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- Bullnose
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- Clam Shell
Without Valance
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- Standard
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- Open End
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- Swoop
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- Gable
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- Quarter
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- Dome
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- Arch
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- Casement
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- Hip
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- Miter
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- Elongated
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- Bullnose
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- Clam Shell
Awning Terms:
A. Drop:
is the measurement of how far the awning is going to come down. The measurement is taken from top corner to bottom corner.
B. Projection:
is the horizontal measurement from wall to front of awning.
C. Width:
the measurement of how wide the awning is.
D. Valance:
can either be a loose valance for a scalloped or straight hem. Or you can have a ridged valance that has no movement (see Valance Scallops Style).
Scallops
Drawings Features is showing only on how to scale a Scallops in 46” X 10” loose valance.
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Braid
Spear Head
