Outsunny Front Door Canopy Outdoor Awning Aluminium Rigid Plastic Polycarbonate Rain Shelter UV Water Rain Resistant 75 x 195 cm Brown

Excellent product! Really well made and easy to build and install.

I bought 2 with the intention of putting them next to each other to cover the side of the garage (to store logs). In fact as the brackets are all identical we made it a single 4-panel canopy instead of 2x2. (Got a spare bracket!). Due to the location it was impossible to assemble and then put up so we assembled in situ. This was fiddly but doable with 2 people.

Excellent item.

Good value for money , very easy to assemble and put up . Looks nice .

Despite a lot of people saying it was hard to assemble I found it quite easy! From box to assembled in around ten minutes, and on my own. Looks great above my door and keeps the rain off.

You will be expected to either drill the wholes yourself or screw into the alyminium. If you cant't drill, you will have to do 12 screws i to the aluminium with a screwdriver, some of them are located under the bracket. I thought i was goint to lose my mind and almist lost skin on my hand. The clear cover is a very light flexible material, not plastic. Not sure what it is, it looks semi transperant like the photos but it is as light as cardboard and has flute inside, so it's semi hollow. The good thing it makes the whole thing very light, but not sure how much it can handle. The assamble is very difficult for one person

I am so pleased that I purchased this canopy, it's brilliant. It's bigger than I expect, and once up ilfeels pretty sturdy, although putting it up was a tad awkward, but past that, once up, it looks really good.

A nice looking canopy - but a devil to assemble! It took me several hours, working solo. The larger screws which fasten the side brackets to the ends of the aluminium cross pieces do not have ready cut threads for them. They have to be screwed into channels in the aluminium, cutting their own threads. This proved to be quite difficult and I would advise other purchasers to do this job before removing them and moving on with the assembly. Trying to fit the support arms to the canopy proved to be another challenge. The plastic panels are flat and trying to fit them and the cross bars into the curved slots of the supports was extremely difficult. Finally, the small screws to give extra rigidity to the panels and supports do not have ready-drilled holes for them in the aluminium bars. If you do not have a selection of small drill bits to hand you will not be able to finish the assembly. Potential buyers will need a lot of patience!