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VEVOR Electric Retractable Awning, 14.1' x 9.8' Motorized Patio Awning, Sunshade Shelter with Remote Controller & Manual Crank Handle, Waterproof Polyester Fabric for Outdoor Deck, Balcony, Yard, Gray
- Dual Motorized & Manual Modes: This electric retractable awning features an 18 ft power cord and supports remote control within 16.4-32.8 ft. A built-in motor ensures smooth extension with limit stops, and a 4.92 ft hand crank allows use during outages
- UPF 80+ Fabric: Our retractable patio awning uses 280 g/m² polyester with PU coating. It provides level 6 colorfastness to resist fading, while UPF 80+ helps shield against sunlight and reduce heat. The water-resistant canopy blocks light rain for comfort
- Cool Outdoor Shade: Create a comfortable shaded space with this 14.1 x 9.8 ft retractable awning for patio. It reduces direct sunlight and heat buildup, ideal for patios, balconies, terraces, windows, as well as cafés, restaurants, and storefronts
- Strong Steel & Aluminum Frame: This retractable sun awning features steel brackets, aluminum arms, and a ribbed roller tube for stable support. It withstands level 4 wind. Retract during severe weather. Install at 8-12 ft on solid walls with two people
- Adjustable Shade Angle: Our retractable awning supports 45°-85° adjustment for flexible shading. Easily set the angle for optimal coverage, and have another person hold the front bar during adjustment for added security and stability
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Motor and Remote Control with Manual Crank Backup
With the push of a button, you can extend or retract this awning thanks to its integrated motor. You can open the awning from across the patio or even inside the door thanks to the remote's range of 16.4 to 32.8 feet. You can reach an outlet with an 18-foot power cord. The motorized patio awning always extends smoothly and uniformly because limit stops tell the motor exactly where to stop.
The backup is the creative part. A motor-only awning would become stuck during power outages. This one has a 4.92-foot hand crank, so you can manually open or close it when the power is off. Even during a power outage, you are never locked out of your own shade. With its dual motorized and manual setup, the awning works normally and continues to function even during a power outage.
UPF 80+ PU-Coated Fabric to Block Sun and Light Rain
The fabric protects you from the sun, and this one is designed to do just that. With a UPF 80+ rating, this 280 g/m² polyester with a PU coating blocks most UV rays. On a hot day, the area below stays noticeably cooler and more comfortable, thanks to protection that shields you from the sun and reduces heat buildup underneath. It's not just a thin screen; it provides real shade.
The fabric also lasts over time. It has the highest level of colorfastness, level 6, which means it won't fade even with continuous sun exposure. The color you purchase is the color it will remain. Additionally, the PU coating makes the canopy water-resistant, so you can stay outside during a passing shower while it blocks light rain. To be clear, it is a sun-and-drizzle shelter, not a storm cover, designed for light rain rather than heavy downpours.
14.1 x 9.8 ft Coverage for Patios, Decks, and Storefronts
It's most useful in areas with limited shade, and it covers a large area. When extended, it measures 14.1 by 9.8 feet, enough to shade a dining table, a seating area, or a sizable portion of the deck. Instead of a tiny strip that covers only one chair, this is usable space, room for a group to gather or a family to sit out of the sun. You get a usable shaded area.
Numerous locations can benefit from that size and the tidy appearance. Use it at home to keep a room cooler over a patio, deck, balcony, terrace, or above a window. On the business side, it works just as well for covering a storefront entrance or shading the seats outside a restaurant or café. The dark gray fabric suits most exteriors and stays neat and neutral. That coverage works anywhere you need to make a sun-baked area comfortable.
Steel and Aluminum Frame Rated for Level 4 Wind
An awning frame must be sturdy because it endures weather and weight. For steady, long-lasting support, this one combines steel brackets, aluminum articulated arms, and a ribbed roller tube. The aluminum arms extend and hold the canopy taut, the steel brackets anchor it securely, and the ribbed tube keeps the fabric rolling evenly. Together, they give the awning the stability it needs to stay in place.
Be realistic about its intended use in wind. The awning isn't designed to withstand a storm, but it is rated for level 4 wind, which covers a typical breezy day. Retract it in inclement weather to prevent damage to the fabric and frame. When handled in this manner, the frame is protected. The unit's substantial materials are reflected in its 68-pound weight. This is not a flimsy pop-up shade; rather, it is a robust piece of equipment.
Motorized Patio Awning with 45° to 85° Adjustable Angle
A fixed awning cannot track the sun as it moves throughout the day. This motorized patio awning adjusts from 45 to 85 degrees, letting you match the pitch to the sun's actual position. High midday sun requires a flatter angle to block it, while low afternoon sun coming in sideways requires a steeper one. Instead of settling for whatever one fixed position provides, you adjust the angle that provides the best coverage at the time.
Because a steeper pitch sheds light rain more effectively than a flat one, this adjustability also aids in rain runoff. Have a second person hold the front bar while you adjust the angle. This is a safer method and keeps everything steady and safe while you adjust the pitch. This motorized patio awning's adjustable angle helps provide good shade throughout the day, not just in the morning.
Choosing and Installing Your Motorized Patio Awning
Plan the installation before you purchase, as this motorized patio awning requires the proper setup for safe operation. It requires a strong wall and enough space above your area because it mounts on a solid wall at 8 to 12 feet high. A sturdy mounting surface is required because it is not freestanding. Make sure the awning fits where you want it by measuring your wall and installation height first.
For installation, plan for two workers, not just one. This awning weighs 68 pounds and has a 14-foot span, making it too heavy for one person to mount safely. The instructions require two people to complete the task. That's typical for an awning this size, but you'll want to know before the box arrives so you don't get stuck halfway through. With a helper and an awning securely mounted at the right height, you can use this patio awning for years with push-button shade. Everything runs more smoothly when you do a little preparation in advance.
