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Downloadable Guides

Helpful resources to plan your perfect outdoor solution.

How to Measure Awnings

Step-by-step guide to accurate measurements.

Valance Styles

A showcaes of various valance designs.

Powder Coating

Learn about our custom costing options.

Fabric Care

Choose from a variety of valance options to match your awne design.

Regular Cleaning

Regular Cleaning

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Deep Cleaning

Deep Cleaning

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Fabric Protection Tips

Fabric Protection Tips

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Storage & Maintenance

Storage & Maintenance

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Regular Cleaning

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Deep Cleaning

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Fabric Protection Tips

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Storage & Maintenance

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Valance Styles

Choose from a variety of valance options to match your awne design.

Fabric Manufacturer Warranty

Fabric Manufacturer Warranty

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Scallop

Scallop

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Straight

Straight

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Wavy

Wavy

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Fabric Manufacturer Warranty

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Scallop

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Straight

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

Wavy

Keeping your awning fabric clean is the best way to maintain its color, strength, and appearance. Regular light cleaning prevents dirt from settling deep into the fibers.

Brush off loose dirt and debris using a soft brush or broom.
Hose down the fabric with clean, cold water — avoid using high pressure.
Gently scrub the fabric using a soft sponge or brush, focusing on stained or dusty areas.
Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is gone — leftover detergent can attract more dirt.

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