How To Install Retractable Awning On Stucco

You ll need to have a clear span with no lighting fixtures vents downspouts or other obstructions.

How to install retractable awning on stucco.

Pop a caulk line to mark the position for the support brackets. Enlarge the hole by using a 3 8 masonry bit to the desired depth. After installing the brackets the installation process of the awning can vary based on the awning itself as well as the type of mounting. We have residential or commercial manual or motorized awnings with hundreds of colors to choose from.

It s just that easy. Doing so allows the awning housing to mount to the rail. Mark the holes for your bracket and using a masonry drill bit go approximately 2 deep. Attach the brackets to the house even with the chalk line making sure they are plumb.

Mark the location of the awning on the side of the house making sure it is level. Residential retractable awnings two awnings installed on stucco wall. Keep in mind you can t rely on set screws to vary the awning level and plumb. The hardware used for each of these different mounting surfaces varies slightly so professional installation is important.

With stucco only the extra pressure from a good heavy rain would rip it out or the stucco only attachment. Many manufacturers utilize a mounting rail that attaches to the brackets. You must attach the awning to the studs behind the stucco. As the name implies your retractable awning is installed by mounting it to an exterior wall of your home.

This includes exterior home walls made of brick stucco siding wood or other materials. Keep in mind that a retractable awning weighs in the area of 7 to 10 pounds per foot so you will need to securely install the mounting brackets to support that weight. Lift the awning into place and bolt it to the brackets. Install just the end hood bracket you will put the screws in the top later.

Shell busey is looking for more shade in this video as he installs a retractable awning.