Door Window Awning Canopy That Blocks Rain and Sun
A dry, shaded entry that still gets daylight. This 59 in by 34 in wall-mounted canopy has a solid 3.5mm polycarbonate roof, aluminium brackets and a cream scalloped valance.
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A dry, shaded entry that still gets daylight. This 59 in by 34 in wall-mounted canopy has a solid 3.5mm polycarbonate roof, aluminium brackets and a cream scalloped valance.
Crystal-clear 3.5mm solid polycarbonate canopy that shelters doors and windows from rain and sun while letting light through
- rain dripping onto doorways and entrances
- harsh sun glare on windows and door glass
- sheltering entry steps from weather
Shelter your doorway from rain and glare, without blocking the light.
Your entry gets soaked and glared at all year. This solid 3.5mm crystal canopy mounts on the wall, keeps the steps dry, and lets daylight through the glass.
A Solid Panel That Stays Clear

Solid 3.5mm panel
A solid polycarbonate roof resists sagging and cracking better than thin film or fabric. It stays see-through, so daylight keeps reaching your door.

Wall-mounted no posts
Three aluminium brackets attach to the wall. No posts, no footings, no porch build.

Scalloped cream valance
The cream scalloped valance trims the front edge and gives the canopy a finished look on a house or a shopfront.
Check the fit at a glance
- 59 inCanopy width
- 34 inCanopy depth
- 3.5 mmSolid panel thickness
Everything You Need to Mount It
- Polycarbonate canopy assembly×1
3.5mm solid roof with aluminium rails
- Mounting brackets
Aluminium wall brackets
- Fabric valance×1
Cream scalloped front edge
From soaked step to dry entry

The Soaked Step
Rain drips onto the mat. The steps go slick. In the afternoon the sun bounces off the door glass and heats the entry. Fabric awnings sag and fade, and thin film cracks. Posts or a full porch roof mean real money and real work.
A Solid Answer
The roof is a 3.5mm solid polycarbonate sheet, thick and rigid instead of thin film. Aluminium brackets bolt to the wall, so there are no posts and no footings.
Dry and Bright
Rain runs off the front edge. The entry stays shaded. The clear panel keeps daylight coming into the room, so the house does not feel closed in.
Keep it clear
- Rinse the panel
Use water and a soft cloth or sponge.
- Mild soap only
Avoid harsh solvents on the sheet.
- Clear heavy snow
Brush it off gently from the edge.
Solid sheet vs. fabric and film
| This canopy | Fabric awning | Thin film canopy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rigid solid panel | Yes | No | No |
| Lets daylight through | Yes | No | Partial |
| Wall mount, no posts | Yes | Partial | Partial |
| Resists sagging | Yes | No | Partial |
| Lasts more seasons, lower cost per year | Yes | No | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The canopy is 59 in wide and 34 in deep. Measure your opening and the wall space above it. At 59 in it covers a standard single door or a window with room to spare.
The sheet is solid, not film, so it is far more rigid than a fabric or film awning. We do not publish a snow load rating, so in heavy snow regions brush snow off and check your local conditions before mounting.
Fabric sags and fades. Thin film cracks. A solid 3.5mm sheet stays flat and clear. Over a couple of seasons you avoid replacing a cheaper awning, which makes the cost per year lower.
Yes. The sheet is virtually crystal clear, so light passes into the room while the canopy blocks rain and direct sun on the steps.
No posts. Aluminium brackets mount to the wall. Permit rules vary by area and by building, so check with your local office or landlord first.
The polycarbonate canopy assembly, the mounting brackets and the fabric valance. Fasteners depend on your wall type, so pick those for brick, wood or siding.
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