Metal Awnings
To Protect Anything Of Value
The term metal awnings can describe several different types of
awnings. They can be corrugated metal nailed to a wood
structure. Some aluminum type awnings use a metal w-pan in
place of a standard aluminum panel because they are less expensive.
The most elegant use of the term are the brass awnings.
At T.M.C.S. they make
elegant awnings out of copper, aluminum, brass, stainless
steel, galvanized and cold rolled sheet metal. These beautiful
awnings are worth taking a look at.
Metal is used a lot for commercial carports. Companies like Texas Eagle
fabricate these metal carports for all types of commercial uses.
Visit
Absolute Steel to find many more ways metal can be used to make
attractive awnings, patio covers and carports.
This is a
metal freestanding awning made by
VersaTube
. (#ad) This type of
structure is perfect for covering cars, boats, RV's or anything else
of value.
This
metal carport withstands
large amounts of snow and ice and is untouched by the damaging UV
effects of the sun. The open sides and ends provide
ventilation around your valuable vehicles and equipment. The
two inch square tube steel frame components are all precut, welded
and predrilled for easy assembly. The steel roof panels attach
to the frame with no drilling or cutting. Once assembled and
anchored, this carport is a permanent structure that will provide
many years of protection for your valuable investments.
This is one of the most popular metal awnings on the web. The awning
pictured is a freestanding model and an attached one is also available.
The 10' x 10' size is just right for a small patio or an entry way type door
canopy. For under a thousand dollars this is not a bad buy. The
biggest drawback is that custom sizes are not available. It's 10' x 10' or 10' x
20'.
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