Customer Reviews for VEVOR Window Door Awning Canopy, 965 x 2975mm Door Canopy Exterior, UF50+ PC Sunshade Sheet Awnings, Outdoor Patio Awning Sun Shade, Transparent, Waterproof, for Sun Shutter, UV, Rain, Snow Protection

Light, strong, well made. Arrived quickly, the instructions could be improved, but use common sense and all goes well.

This is a neat little piece.. looks nice and does what we needed it to do (keep the rain off of us.) It also did fine in the snow we had..

Love it, the best price

It was a bit tricky assembling it by myself, But doable. Overall it looks good and fits my need.

Decent functionality at this price point. Haven't experienced life-span as yet but hoping for the best. We'll see how the polycarbonate holds up. Haven't found a way to order replacement panels but that would seal the deal in terms of maintainability. Other than that, it feels like a good option for a pleasant looking entry covering. Follow the instructions precisely. Helps to have two people if possible.

Not sure how long it'll last, pretty lightly made, but it works.

Inexpensive option for an over-the-door awning. Easy installation.

Works great! Better for 2 people to install, luckily it's pretty light. Seems like it will last some years.

Looks nice. Great product for the price point. I recommend this Door Awning.

Fair warning: If you have an opening-outward screen door, and you don't have a lot of clearance, you'll need to replace that door with a \"Magic Mesh\" style magnet screen curtain. Oops. If you've never done much in the way of building stuff or woodworking in general, the instructions would probably be right in that you'd need two possibly three adults to assemble and hang it. This short old lady who has built actual framed walls and extensions was able to do it all herself. The measurements are all metric; if all you have are English measure drillbits, I'd suggest using your 13/32 drillbit instead of the 10mm. A ratcheting driver for screwing in the bolts is your best bet; if you were thinking of using your impact driver, there isn't enough room for the driver. Doing the two top bolts most of the way first, then driving the lower ones all the way, then finishing the top, that'll give your shoulders recovery time. I got the smaller one, and now I see the way it sits, if it's possible: I could order another, rip-cut the canopy parts in half, hack-saw the metal strips in half, then add everything as extensions to each side. I'd want to leave the protective plastic stuff on before I made the cuts, I'd also possibly need a special blade to keep it from chipping and cracking the plastic (Or tape it down securely to a flat surface and use an extra sharp utility blade with a metal guide also taped down. That might be even better.)