Set your homes apart.
Nothing makes a statement like the shaded protection of an awning made with legendary Sunbrella® fabric. With so many choices of fabric in fashionable solids, textures and stripes, you can provide your customer with the protection of an awning in fabric that suits any architectural style.
Help your customers conserve energy.
With customers demanding energy efficient homes more than ever, it makes sense to include awnings made with Sunbrella fabric in your plans. The American Society of Heating and Air Conditioning Engineers has shown that an awning can reduce heat gain by 55 to 65 percent on southern-facing windows and 72 to 77 percent on western exposures reducing home cooling energy consumption by up to 60%.
Expand the useable space.
Let your customers enjoy every inch of their new home including the deck or patio. They can take the party outside, encourage the kids to play outside in the shade, or enjoy lunch on the deck in mid-summer. All are possible when you include an awning with Sunbrella fabric as part of your home package.
Provide protection from the elements.
Give your customers the peace of mind that they can enjoy time outdoors under the protection of an awning made with Sunbrella fabric. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends Sunbrella as an aid in the prevention of sun-induced damage to the skin. Shading products featuring Sunbrella should be considered part of a complete sun protection regimen, including regular use of sunscreen.
Protect interior furnishings and preserve the view.
Harsh sunlight can make a room unappealing, forcing the homeowner to keep the drapes pulled. Adding a retractable awning allows them to reduce the glare and protect their interior furnishings from harsh sunlight without sacrificing their view of the outdoors.
Give them peace of mind.
Sunbrella Awning fabrics are easy to clean and maintain and have a best in class 10-year warranty that protects against Sunbrella fabric becoming unserviceable due to color or strength loss from normal usage and exposure conditions, including sunlight, mildew and atmospheric chemicals.
