Primrose Awning Installation Instructions
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Side view
Step 2: Drill holes
Measure up and mark where to drill your holes for the drop arm awning. Use a hammer drill with 10m
masonary drill bit.
Fixing must be directly into brick or concrete. Mortar joints between the bricks
or blocks will NOT be secure enough to bolt into.
You should drill two holes, one above the other (Approx 4cm apart) each end. They must be exaclty
horizonatally level to ensure the awning opens properly and there is no strain on the arms. The distance
between the two pairs of holes is flexible and will depend on the size of the awning you have chosen.
Expansion tubes
10mm Drill bit
Wall
55mm
50mm
Step 3: Attach the brackets
Push the expansion tubes into the holes and screw the two wall brackets into place, the widest end
at the top.
It is important to make sure these brackets cannot be pulled out, as they will be taking the force of
the steel sprung arms. If these are not secure, purchase our R-KEM Resing Kit (AWN73) to secure
the screws.
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