Awning for Door Entrance, Awnings for Doors, Polycarbonate Cover Outdoor Front Door Patio UV/Rain/Snow Protection, Door Awnings Exterior for Porch/Patio/Deck

Held up well even after a nasty Pacific Northwest winter. Don't go for the similar looking competitors. You really get what you paid for.

Looks pretty good but a little flimsy. We have had it installed for several months now and has held up okay though.

El toldo luce moderno, es liviano y fácil de instalar. Desde que lo puse, la entrada queda protegida de la lluvia y el sol directo. Muy buena relación calidad-precio.

Zero instructions. The graphic "instructions" image on the item page do not match the item, nor does it match the product sent. Ships from China and takes weeks to arrive. The materials seem to be of decent quality, but without instructions to put the various pieces together, the item is useless.

Wrks as intended at a great price

The installation turned out fine in the end, but I was very disappointed that no instructions or even a parts list was included in the box. We had to go by YouTube videos for similar products that had slightly different components.

This really dressed up our exterior basement entryway and provide protection from rain and snow.I gave this 4 stars because 1) the install instructions are not well written 2) my husband and I generally do our own DIY projects but this one we hired out and it took about 4 hours for 2-3 guys put this in. I know the brick on the outside of the house added to the complexity. I think by the time they installed the 4th panel, they had the process down to a science. 3) it was difficult to make this straight since each panel is installed separately.We will also be adding some flashing along the top that we purchased locally, a plug for one end and some type of hose to guide the runoff where we want it to go.

Looks great and it keeps us dry. Shipping took about a month but that was no problem because it was exactly what we wanted for our back door and we were more than willing to wait for it. Be aware that there will be a tiny gap between the back of the frame (on the top) and the wall and that this is not due to any kind of sloppy manufacturing. We were getting a tiny bit of water freezing the sidewalk directly in front of the door simply because the door faces north, but we easily fixed the problem by putting a few silicone gap strips (normally used to fill gaps between the side of a stove and the countertop) in the space. They work great and even look like they came with the awning. One installation tip: The bolts that affix the awning to the wall are seriously heavy duty (think brick wall). They were a nice addition to the kit, but we have Hardibacker siding and ended up using the kind of screws you use to attach kitchen cabinets to a wall.