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What happens to a retractable awning in the winter?

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What happens to a retractable awning in the winter?

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Minimally, we suggest the valance be removed to prevent it from wind whipping. Valance removal directions are available in the related information section. In coastal areas, it is advisable to rinse the frame to remove accumulations of salt, sand or other dirt. In most cases, actually removing the awning from the house is not advisable as it will eventually cause more damage to the painted finish. If the awning will not be used again until the following year or, if no one will be at the house, we suggest disconnecting the power to remove any chance of the awning extending while the home is unoccupied. Our sales team can explain how this can be accomplished. We offer several models, on display in our showroom, that afford customers a more enclosed profile. These awnings have greatly increased in popularity in the past five years. Commonly referred to a cassette or semi-cassette awnings, these awnings will encase the fabric, lateral arms and motor within an aluminum shell or case. They o

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