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OUR AWNINGS ARE DESIGNED 4.5” WIDER THAN STANDARD WINDOW/DOOR OPENINGS SO THEY 
ANCHOR TO THE STUDS AROUND THE WINDOW OR DOOR.  EXAMPLE: RR22-5 IS FOR 5’-0” WIDE 
WINDOW. IT MEASURES 64.5” WIDE, 31” TALL, (24” PLUS 7” VALANCE AND 24” DEEP (PROJECTION) 

 

There is a variety of building wall surfaces; Awntech® does not supply the hardware to install your 
awning.  You will need to purchase installation hardware at your local hardware store.  We have advised 
you on different surface applications below: 
 

CONCRETE BLOCK WALLS:

 3/8” x 3” Masonry anchor bolts or Tapcon Screws plus Washers (1 per 

bracket) 

WOOD OR SIDING: 

3/8” x 3” Lag Screws plus Washers (1 per bracket) 

OTHER STRUCTURES: 

CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL 

PARTS: 

Awning Size in Ft. 

3-4 

6-7 

8-10 

11-12  13-18 

Custom 

(TB) Top Bar – C Channel 

  

(FB) Front Bar 

  

(NC) Hypotenuse/Cover 
Support 

  

(AA) Architecture Arms 

  

(BP) Black Projection Bar 

  

  

Other parts: Z-Brackets, self-tapping screws 
 
All awning sizes over 6’ wide come in multiple sections.  Example: 6’ size Top Bar (TB) consists of TB1 & 
TB2 and Front Bar (FB) consist of FB1 & FB2 
 

Tools Required:

 Electric Impact Drill, Installation Anchors (as per your wall type), Tape Measure, Safety 

Glasses, 4’ Level, a Safe Ladder and #2 pencils. 
 
YOU MAY ALSO NEED AN ASSISTANT FOR LARGER AWNINGS. IT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE AND WEIGHT OF 
THE AWNING. 
 
NOTE: YOU WILL FIND THAT THE FITTINGS HAVE BEEN PRE-INSTALLED, AS WE HAVE PRE-ASSEMBLED 
AND INSPECTED IT FOR YOU IN THE FACTORY. 
 

The Charleston® frame must be installed on the wall as there is no connecting part between Spear 
Arm (SA) and Top Bar (TB) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CH21

Page 1: ...e contact us and we will send replacement parts if needed At this time visualize how the components fit together and make sure that you have identified the various parts Important Installation Information Charleston frame must be installed on the wall as there is no connecting part between Architectural Arms AA and Top Bar TB Please read instructions fully before installing Models with Valance CH2...

Page 2: ...wning Size in Ft 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 18 Custom TB Top Bar C Channel 1 1 2 2 3 3 FB Front Bar 1 1 2 2 3 3 NC Hypotenuse Cover Support 2 3 3 5 4 7 AA Architecture Arms 2 2 2 2 2 2 BP Black Projection Bar 1 1 3 2 5 Other parts Z Brackets self tapping screws All awning sizes over 6 wide come in multiple sections Example 6 size Top Bar TB consists of TB1 TB2 and Front Bar FB consist of FB1 FB2 Tool...

Page 3: ... first Mount Provided Z Brackets to surface and insert TB into brackets There are no pre drilled holes for the Z Bracket You ll use self tapping screws to secure them wherever you like The C Channel must be close to the wall Before installing the TB you must make sure that there is enough space below to install AA Please see the chart below for the height measurements ...

Page 4: ...e between the top of the TB and the bottom of the AA is indicated below all the sizes are in inches Model Space between TB and SA in inches Height incl valance Projection CH22 24 24 24 CH32 36 36 24 CH33 36 36 36 CH21 12 18 12 ECH1836 18 18 36 ECH23 24 24 36 ...

Page 5: ...ht with arrow facing upwards Secure those with self tapping screws the holes on the FB and TB are pre drilled Make sure that the Velcro on NCs are facing inwards Note If the awning is larger than 4 52 5 wide then you must install additional NCs and WSs to complete the frame assembly and installation WSs will not have pre drilled holes You ll need to use self tapping screws to attach them to the ba...

Page 6: ...6 The Frame for Charleston is complete Frame 2 4 Frame 5 7 INSTALLING THE COVER STEP 6 Slide the tubing at the top of the fabric cover into the C Channel on the top of TB ...

Page 7: ...ric over the fame with the valance hanging down below the NC and FB bars Frame 2 4 Frame 5 7 STEP 7 Once you are satisfied with the position of the cover Pull the tabs snugly and attach them to the pre installed Velcro tape on the bars ...

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