Blisswood Outdoor Door Canopy Rain Shelter Awning Canopy Waterproof Window Roof Cover for Front & Back Door Porch Canopy Rain Protector Polycarbonate Roofing Sheets Awning (100 x 80 cm, Blue)

Easy to assemble, nice light weight so Easy to handle, looks great , good value for money

You need patience to put it together and includes a tube of glue with Chinese instructions which I abandoned..also used my own screws but looks fine when up.

Lightweight canopy. Easy to secure to outside wall in my garden. Provides shelter for my plant potting area.

I wasn’t expecting a lot from this product to be honest but with a little tweaking and strengthening this porch has stood up to countless storms since installing in February. Once the sheeting was in place we strengthened the slot by using waterproof clear awning tape on both sides and sealed the edging with waterproof sealant - aesthetically pleasing and the porch has added a finishing touch to the outside look of our home. We have received numerous compliments and people are genuinely shocked when we say what it cost. It also took no more than an hour to install and seal. Extremely impressed that it has had to deal with storm weather almost constantly and we live on the south coast! *** 24th Jan 2025 - I decided to add an update - we’ve just gone through yet another storm and I felt sure that this time the porch cover would not survive … I was wrong! Porch is still in situ with zero damage. My advice is to definitely tweek the item from the get-go and ensure where the plastic joins to add awning repair tape on both sides.

Very difficult to put together Roof sheeting different lengths Fixings a way to big for weight of structure Slightest bit of wind the sheeting popped out of joining piece, so had to dismantle it completely to sort the problem

Very easy to put up and well made 👌

Everything was fine until we got to screw it into the wall,the screws were not long enough for it to grip the plugs,which was very disappointing

Looks ok with the joiner but then the wind came and the joiner becomes the weak point at which the panels came out. I'm going to refit using super glue. Cheap and nasty.