Manual Awning
A manual retractable awning is mounted on a wall, leaving an overhang, eave, or a roof above the deck, patio, window, or doorway. It’s ideal for use in homes and businesses or any other permanent structure.
This type of awning has a detachable chain, crank, or rope used for manual extension, hence its name. It doesn’t rely on electricity since it depends on human power for extension and withdrawal.
Affordable
Unlike other types of awnings, a manual awning is affordable, making them ideal for those looking for cheaper and functional awnings. It’s budget-friendly and offers value for money.
Easier Operation
You don’t have electricity or a mechanic to operate or maintain it. This is a significant upside since it makes the awning easier to operate. Additionally, you won’t need extra mechanical systems or electrical installations.
Easier Installation
A manual awning is easier to install, and you can conveniently set it up at any time. It doesn’t have an extensive mounting process, and you can decide to hang it over the door or window, just like curtains. You can extend or retract this awning, depending on your personal preferences. So, you can use it to create a partial or full shade. Manual awnings help reduce sunlight exposure, glare, and UV rays. Besides that, it helps to reduce heat, making it effective in minimizing your dependence on air-conditioning.
Versatile
This type of awning works with various surfaces and buildings, including bricks and stones. As a result, it’s a suitable choice for many businesses and homes.
