Outsunny IN221100991V01-GL Retractable Awning Trading Depot Instruction Manual
- June 11, 2024
- Outsunny
Table of Contents
Outsunny IN221100991V01-GL Retractable Awning Trading Depot
Product Specifications
- Product Model: IN221100991V01_GL
- Applicable Wall Types: Suitable for various wall types
- Mounting Height Range: 8′-13′ (2.5-4m)
- Distance Between Eaves and Wall Bracket: 3.9″ (10cm)
- Wall Drill Depth: 3.15″ (8cm)
Assembly Instructions
- Wall Mounting
- Site Measurement
- Mounting Wall Brackets
- Canopy Installation
- Optional Installation
- Common Errors
Wall Mounting
Before starting, ensure you have the necessary tools and components for assembly.
- Wall Mount Bracket
- Hexagonal Screws (2PCS)
- Wood Screws (4PCS)
- Crank Handle (1PC)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What tools are required for assembly?
A: You will need a wrench (M17 and M14), two stable ladders or chairs, and the
provided assembly components.
IMPORTANT, RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE: READ CAREFULLY.
Dear customer,
Thank you for purchasing this product. So that your appliance serves you well,
please read all the instructions in this user’s manual. If you have any
questions, please contact our customer care center, Our contact details are
below:
| Country | @Phone | |
|---|---|---|
| us | 001-877-644-9366 |
customerservice@aosom.com
CA| 416-792-6088|
customerservice@aosom.ca
UK| 0044-800-240-4004|
enquiries@mhstar.co.uk
DE| 0049-0(40)-88307530| service@aosom.de
FR| 0033-1-84166106| aosom@mhfrance.fr
ES| 0034-931294512|
atencioncliente@aosom.es
PT| 0034-931294512| info@aosom.pt
IT| 0039-0249471447| clienti@aosom.it
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING Improper installation and operation of your awning can result in
severe personal injury as well as product failure not covered by warranty.
Please follow all instructions carefully or contact technical support for
assistance.
Before you proceed, please read the following safety precautions:
- DO NOT remove the safety wrap that secures the awning arms until instructed to do so. The awning arms will spring open and can cause serious injury if handled inappropriately. DO NOT stand facing front of the awning when cutting off binds between arms. Hold tightly and stretch slowly until completely open.
- Proper location and fastening of the wall brackets is critical.
- Please follow instructions in the manual. Failure to securely fasten all brackets could result in the collapse of the awning and cause personal injury or death. Keep children away from assembly area.
- Keep children away from assembly area.
Safe Installation and Operation
- Never install it in high and windy places, as the sunshade may drop and hurt someone.
- Don’t use it in places that have vibrations or impulsions.
- Don’t use it in places with high temperature such as walls near furnaces.
- Don’t put heavy things on the frame as it may fall down and cause damage.
- Please close the awning in storm conditions, such as excessive windy and rain.
- . Never use it for other purposes other than suggested.
- Be careful with your fingers during installation.
- Two adults are needed to move and install the sunshade as the product is big and heavy.
- Please use all the screws and nuts correctly during installation as it is very dangerous if you leave it loose.
- Thank you for purchasing our Retractable Awning! We hope you will find joy in= our product for many years to come.
- To ensure your personal safety during installation and to get the most out of your investment, please read this entire manual before beginning the installation process.
- We recommend installing this awning by two people. If you feel that this process is too difficult to do on your own, we advise that you seek assistance from a local building or home improvement contractor.
- Please contact our customer support line for help if you have any problem or need assistance when assemble, have missing or defective parts, or any other issues, we will try our best to help solve your problems.
- We can also offer you the assembly video if you want.
Parts List
Please prepare below tools before assembly. (Not included) 
If you find that the fabric wraps unevenly or that the two arms won’t open together at the same time, look at the stability of the two arms. Solution: adjust the arm bar link’s position on the front bar outwards, as necessary.
Specification
Product name| Material and surface treatment| Applicable wall type|
Recommended installation height| Applicable weather
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| Materials: Steel| Reinforced| | The products are used to shield sunshine.
Applicable when wind is under level 5. Not suitable for rainy weather.
Retractable| tube, aluminum| concrete walls,|
awning| alloy, plastic parts,| brick walls, and|
(Please see details on the
| polyester fabric. Service treatment:
Tubes: spray paint
| wooden walls| 2.5m-4m
8′-13′
package)| and oxidation| |
| Cloth surface: PU,| |
| UV, waterproof| |
Wall Mounting
Notes about Wall Mounting This awning can be secured to reinforced concrete,
brick and wood wall. However this awning kit only supplies screws suitable for
mounting to brick and reinforced concrete walls. If you wish to secure your
awning to wood, please use wood screw (G-3) of adequate length and of an
appropriate diameter to secure the awning to wood beams. The bolt size depends
on the size of wood; these can be purchased at a hardware store. We recommend
a professional installer for the safest and most secure installation. Never
attempt to secure the wall brackets to loose wall stones or any surfaces that
are not absolutely firm!
CAUTION
Proper location of the brackets is the most important aspect of the awning
installation. It is critical that you fasten all the mounting brackets to
studs, joists, headers or other major structural components.
WARNING
Failure to securely fasten all the brackets to the wall could result in the
collapse of the awning and cause personal injury or death.
Mounting Height
It is important to take the awning’s drop area into consideration before
bolting your wall mounts. If you would like to mount above a patio door, for
example, please leave at least 8 (20.5cm) above the door frame and be sure
that the awning does not interfere with opening and closing the door. The drop
angle can only be changed minimally, so take this into consideration when
deciding where to place your awning.
We recommend that the awning surface make an angle of about 80 degrees to the wall when open.
Recommended installation height:
The ideal drop angle (when fully extended) has already been set in the
factory, so you may not have to change the pitch/angle.
CATIONS
You can use the following formula to calculate the appropriate angle.
- C =A+ 0.1rL
- A = The desired height of the front bar
- L = The length of the arm stretched out
- C = The height of the wall brackets
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STEP1
Measuring the Mount Site -
Measure the length of your awning along the wall where you intend to install it. This line will be the highest point of your awning and align with the top of the wall bracket. Use a leveler to make a chalk line across the distance.
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lmportant: Double check that the line is level all the way across.
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Be sure that the line is centered over the patio door, window, or other feature, if applicable.
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Now that you have a straight, centered line, measure the middle point and mark it. This is where the middle wall bracket will be installed.
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Take a wall bracket and place the top of it, completely level, under the line, as shown in the diagram below. With chalk or a pencil, mark the position of all the wall brackets and their bolt holes. Please note the distance between each wall bracket should be the same.
Awning<< 10.8′(3.5m)| Requires only 2 wall brackets total: one for each end of the torsion bars.
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Awning= 10.8-14′(3.5-4m)| Requires 3 wall brackets total: one for each end, and one in the middle.
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STEP2
Drilling the Bolt Holes -
Now that you have a straight level line across the wall with the locations of the wall brackets and their bolt holes marked, you can drlll holes to mount the brackets.
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Using a masonry drill bit, drill the first bolt hole approximately 3.15 (8 cm} deep, as shown In the diagram. This must be drilled through solld brick or concrete to offer the necessary support for the awning.
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Drill the remaining holes exactly as in step 2.
WARNING
All bolt holes must be aligned vertically and horizontally to ensure that the awning hangs s1raight.
Double check alignment before drilling if you are not certain.
WARNING
The diameter and depth of your mounting holes must be the same size as the expansion bolts. -
STEP3
Preparing for Mounting -
Now that all of your holes are drilled, then insert the expansion bolts.
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lt may be necessary to drive the bolts In wtth a wooden (or other non-metalllc) mallet If a mallet is necessary for installation, we recommend placing the nut on the screw (loosely) before hammering to avoid damaging the bolt threads.
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Make sure that the bolts are firm in place, yet let them stick out of the wall approximately 1 inch or less-enough that the wall bracket can be installed onto them.
Firmly tighten the bolts with a hex key. It is best to use the hex key with a closed end rather than an open end to avoid damaging the nut, should it slip. -
STEP4
Mounting the Wall Brackets -
Now that the bolts are securely installed in the wall, remove the nuts that are loosely placed over the bolts.
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Place a wall bracket onto one set of bolts. This should be an easy fit if the bolt holes are properly aligned.
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0nce the wall bracket is resting on the bolts, place a washer over the bolt. Then secure it with a nut, as shown in the diagram.
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The brackets MUST sit firmly on the wall. If there is any movement. you must tighten it more.
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Repeat this step for each of the wall brackets. Once you do this, all wall brackets will be securely installed in place.
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STEPS
Mounting the Awning
Now that 1he wall brackets are secure and in place, it is time to install the awning onto the brackets. -
At least two ladders or sturdy chairs are required to install the awning.
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Put the torsion bars on the wall brackets and tighten them with the hex screws.
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Finally, fasten all expansion bolts.
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Using the hand crank or a motor (if applicable), fully open your awning. The front bar should be level.
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Congratulations! Your awning is installed. If you are happy with the height of the front bar (awning pitch), sit back and enjoy! If not, please read on.
OPTIONAL INSTALLATION
Austing the Awning
Each awning comes with a pre-set pitch/angle that is considered ideal.
However, if you need to make an adjustment, it can be done in just a few easy
steps.
WARNING
Raising the front bar will reduce the pitch/angle of the fabric, thus
increasing the risk of rain water pooling on the fabric. To prevent the awning
from collapsing due to rain water weight, you must retract the awning when
unattended. Failure to do so could result in a broken awning or personal
injury.
Note: Be sure that the front bar is adjust to be completely even. Any
misalignment will result in improper retraction.
COMMON MISTAKES
WARNING
When the front bar touches theroller as shown in the figure, don’t try to make
them closer, otherwise the product may be damaged.
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