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Retractable Window Awning made of PVC frame & Drop Cloth Fabric

Retractable Window Awning made of PVC frame & Drop Cloth Fabric
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This is a very inexpensive retractable window awning project.
 
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Step 1Awning Retracted.

Awning Retracted.
Awning in retracted position.
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7 comments
Jun 1, 2011. 8:37 AMjdarrington says:
You say the hinge was from a marine store supplier used for Bimini tops. I'm wondering if you couldn't contruct a similar awning as a pontoon bimini top. Do you think it'd work?
Oct 27, 2010. 9:19 PMjwolski says:
Very cool. I'm going to make something like this for my workshop window.
Sep 17, 2009. 9:39 PMporcupinemamma says:
Store bought awnings cost a small fortune. Way to go! Very cool
Mar 30, 2009. 12:36 PMPS118 says:
I like the idea, and great pics. Could use a little more description detail though. I'm especially interested in knowing more about your hinges. Where did you get them and how did you attach them to the PVC? Finally, just a personal preference. I've done a few PVC things along the way, and I've found if you sand the words off the pipe then the whole project looks much classier.
Mar 28, 2009. 5:51 PMrimar2000 says:
Interesting work.

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