Window Awnings

Window Awnings

The direction your windows are facing is one of the things to consider when choosing which style of window awning will protect your home from the sun and save you the most on energy cost.
Window Awnings with Sides


South Facing Windows –Solar heat gain can be reduced by 65% on south facing windows. It is easy to protect south-facing windows with an awning without sides for all sunlight but the lowest winter sun. In hot climates, however, it might be best to make the awning wide enough or install awnings with sides to block the midday winter sun year round.

North Facing Windows- North-facing windows can be protected with awnings without sides too, since the only time the sun impinges on them is early in the morning or late in the afternoon in summer.

Window Awnings without Sides

East & West Facing Windows- Solar Heat gain and glare from direct sun entry can be reduced as much as 77% by adding window awnings with sides to east and west facing windows on your home. In the middle of the morning and afternoon the sun can be low enough in the skies that in can come underneath of the awning if the awning does not have sides. Awnings with sides provide the best sun protection for east and west facing windows.

Custom Boat Covers

December 21, 2011 by Canvasgirl  
Filed under Boat Covers, Boat Enclosures, Marine Canvas

45 Ft. Sloop Custom Boat Cover

This cover was made with Top Gun marine fabric at Bachelor Point Marina in Oxford Maryland. The cover was built and installed while the boat was in the water with dock line openings. This boat cover also has a zippered access door for easy access. Top Gun marine fabric boat covers will last for 20+ years when only used in the Winter. Compared to shrink wrapping your boat, you could save thousands of dollars over a few years by using a custom cover.

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Boat Covers

December 15, 2011 by Canvasgirl  
Filed under Boat Covers

Boat covers made out of Top Gun Marine fabric will last up to 20 years. Compared to the price of shrink wrapping your boat, you can save thousands of dollars over the course of a few years. Here’s a 45′ Sloop Top Gun boat cover in progress. This boat cover required 78 yards of Top Gun fabric.