Works well. Worth the money, can save your Sunsetter! Works well, has closed the Sunsetter when got windy out, which is good, as we want to keep it open as much as possible without constantly having to keep an eye on it. Easy to install, would recommend just sticking to end of outside of arm.
How long does a SunSetter awning last?
It’s guaranteed not to fade or crack for 5 years, it’s mildew resistant and gives you 98% protection against harmful UV rays. Your SunSetter Series awnings come with a 5-Year Limited Warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.
What’s the price on a SunSetter?
SunSetter Awning Prices
A typical SunSetter awning may cost around $1,400 for a manual retractable version or $1,700 for an automatic one. The entire product line ranges from around $800 to $2,500. SunSetter does not install their own products but works directly with local certified dealers to help homeowners.
Is sunbrella better than SunSetter?
Sunbrella is a quality brand of fabrics known for its durability and resistance to UV rays, water, mold, and mildew. Sunbrella fabric comes backed with a 10-year warranty where the Sunsetter’s fabric offers only five years. Sunbrella offers 100s of colors where the Sunsetter offers only 28.
How long does a SunSetter last?
Generally speaking, they will last from 5-15 years. They may be warranted for 5 years from the manufacturer, depending on which fabric you choose to use. With proper cleaning and maintenance, your shade feature should last for a very long time. Our aluminum frames are guaranteed to last for a lifetime.
Are SunSetter awnings made in China?
Where are SunSetter awnings made? SunSetter Awnings assembles components manufactured in China and other countries at its 72,000-square-foot facility in Malden, Massachusetts.
Are awnings worth it?
In addition to the cost savings on energy bills, the return-on-investment for retractable awnings is great since the initial cost is minimal compared to adding a roof over your deck or patio. They also provide protection from the heat and sun, increasing how much time you’ll want to spend outdoors.
Can I leave my awning out in the rain?
Never Leave It Unattended
The wind and rain might whip up, shearing the fabric from the roller bar or arms and destroying it. Or pooling water on the awning could become so heavy during a storm that it collapses. The broken metal arms or anything attached to the awning can cause damage to your RV as well.
Can you grill under a Sunsetter awning?
The answer is yes IF your awning is installed at the proper height and your grill is well maintained. ~Always clean your grill before barbequing to avoid excess grease and flames. ~When having your awning installed, let your professional designer know that you’d like to place your grill under the awning for cooking.
What sizes do SunSetter awnings come in?
Available widths: 8 ft. and 10 ft. to 18 ft., in one-foot increments. Projection: Up to 10 feet 2 inches from your house (the 10 and 11 foot awnings extend out 9 feet, and the 8 foot wide awning extends out 7 feet).
How do SunSetter awnings work?
The arms work because of a spring tension system or gas pistons. Many people assume they push the cover open, but the arms simply automatically follow the cover as it opens or closes. The tension from the springs or pressure of the gas ensures they open and close softly.
What is the wind rating of Sunsetter awnings?
Awnings are designed to provide shade and possibly keep you dry during a light rain. Many awnings are manufactured and tested to withstand a steady wind of 20 mph, not gusts; or a wind Class 2 (Beaufort 5) rating*.
Can I replace the fabric on my Sunsetter awning?
New Fabric for your Sunsetter® Awning
We custom make new replacement covers to fit the Sunsetter® brand awnings. The covers are sewn and ready to be installed and come complete with a new valance. We use Acrylic Solar Pro® and Sunbrella® fabrics and both come with a 10 year warranty.
What should I look for in a retractable awning?
Things to Consider When Buying a Retractable Awning
Quality. Think about the quality of the awning that you want. Price. Another consideration when you are choosing your retractable awning is the price. Retracting Mechanism. The retracting mechanism can be either manual or motorized. Visual Impact. Warranties and Guarantees.
How much wind can a retractable awning withstand?
Generally a self supporting retractable awning wil stand up to wind speeds of around 20mph.
Do Sunsetter awnings fade?
Engineered to last and guaranteed against the elements, they’re water-repellent, mold, mildew and fade resistant, and offer protection from UV rays.
Can retractable awning be attached to vinyl siding?
This type of awning is typically installed on the side of a house to provide shade for a deck or patio. Install a retractable awning on the vinyl siding of your home by first determining the type of awning you want and then installing the mounting brackets.
