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Traditional Awnings
Standard Awning Features
- Metal rafters
- Interlocking seams
- Drip edge gutter (where applicable)
- Header bar across the front (where applicable)
- 21 standard colors from Valspar in a powder coat finish (electrostatically applied)
- Compatible with different types of support posts and columns
- Side vents at the top to allow heat to escape
Common Awning Uses
- Front porch covers
- Side door awnings
- Window awnings
- Patio door awnings
- Carports
- Breezeways
- Ramp awnings
- Enclosure roofs
Awning Color Options
At the heart of our awnings lies a strong structural foundation, but it’s the vibrant colors that truly tie everything together. Each shade is chosen to complement your home’s existing color scheme. Whether you opt for a solid color or mix and match with a stylish feature stripe, the possibilities are endless.
Our paints promise enduring vibrancy that stands the test of time. With options available in a smooth glossy and matte finishes, you can achieve the perfect look for your Wayne Craft aluminum awning. Inside, the awning material features a crisp white surface, adding a touch of brightness to your space.
Awning colors on the chart are for representation purposes only and may not reflect the actual color.
Your Awnings
No one likes to get dripped on! The awning gutter helps prevent water from reaching you as you walk underneath it.
Header Bar
Evenly distributes the weight of snow, ice, and wind uplift across the front of the awning and its support columns.
Interlocking Seams
Effectively diverts water away to ensure a comfortable and dry space below.
Valance
Change the look of the awning by adding a single or double valance at the bottom. You can also leave the bottom edge free as a no-valance option.
Slope Style
Choose between the classic convex shape, with a gently rounded nose at the front of the awning, or opt for the straight style, with a clean, straight slope and no rounded edge at the front.
Sunburst
Need a little something extra? We offer a sunburst pattern to add a little more flair to your house.