Pull the packaging away from end plates. Leave the rest of the packaging in place

There should be at least 5 courses of bricks above the awning. If there is not then you should consider using spreader plates to bring the fixings further down the wall

Mark the hole positions on the wall.

Drill an 8mm hole in the brick for each fixing point. The fixings provided will screw directly into the brickwork.

Screw the top two fixings into the wall leaving a gap of 3cm.

Lift the awning onto the fixings.

The awning should be fully closed. Ensure that the endplates are level. Insert the remaining two fixings and tighten all of them.

Ensuring that your hands are clean, remove the outer packaging.

Extend the awning. The fabric rolls on the under side of the axle.

Your awning will come already set up however if you wish to adjust the angle then follow these steps.

Using both and Allen key and spanner loosen the bolts by two turns on both sides of the awning.

To adjust angle you need to take the weight off the bolt by lifting the arm of the awning. Turning the allen key bolt will raise and lower the angle on this side.

Repeat the process on the opposite side.

Once you are happy with the angle, tighten up the bolts.

Check that the awning closes correctly.

You may need to adjust the front plate to ensure a snug fit.

Once adjustments have been made it important to tighten the frontbar connection sufficiently.