| USE THIS TABLE TO
DETERMINE YOUR PROJECTION AND
LENGTH |
PROJECTION
A
=
Total
Height of your window
(Not
window awning)
B
=
Support
Arm
Length
C
=
Projection (See chart below) |
|
LENGTH
#1 = 6"
#2 = Window Frame
( Trim NOT Included )
#3 = 6"
#1 + #2 + #3 = Length of Window Awning |
|
In
general
you
want
your
Window
Awning
to
be
12
"
wider
than
the
actual
window.
This
will
allow
a
little
width
to
help
block
out
the
light
from
the
side.
The
Projection
is
figured
by
multiplying
the
height
of
your
window
times
.70
(70%).
Window
Awnings
are
sold
in
3"
multiples
and
priced
in
6
"
increments.
Example:
36"
x
.70
=
25"
(you
can
purchase
a
24"
or
27"
projection.
Sizes shown are suggested
only for example.
The size will be up to you depending on how harsh the sun is on that side of your home.
The Arm Length ("B") can be almost any dimension.
| Window Height
"A" |
24" |
30" |
36" |
42" |
48" |
54" |
60" |
Approximate
Arm Length
"B" |
11" |
14 7/8" |
16 7/8" |
20 3/4" |
22 5/8" |
28 5/8" |
30 1/2" |
Recommended
Projection "C" |
18" |
21" |
24" or 27" |
30" |
33" or 36" |
39" |
42" |
Note: "A",
"B" & "C"
are from the Window Diagram above (here)
