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Auto-lock arm awning
Convertible and Florentine awning

Auto-lock arm awnings · Traditional awnings Arms that lock where you stop them.

Auto-lock arm awnings

Auto-lock arm awnings have self-locking arms that run up and down guides, so the fabric stops in various positions and rolls up neatly into a headbox. Great for ground floor, or second floor with a long pole or motor. The Convertible and Florentine are rope-operated with solid metal arms for a taut, sleek look.

Auto-lock arm. Great for ground floor, or second floor with a long pole or motor. Self-locking arms run up and down guides so the fabric stops in various positions, then roll up neatly into a headbox.

Arm lengths150–900 mm
DriveSpring
Hoods3 options
Upgrade316 SS

Specification — Auto-lock arm

Source: supplier documentation
Operation
Spring-loaded; pull down by stick or hand; auto-locking arm
Hoods
Standard; System 2000; none
Fabrics
Mesh; acrylic; canvas
Component colours
See KC Shade component colour chart. Powder coating on request. Pull stick: black, white or silver.
Hardware & construction
Standard and System 2000 models. Upgrade to 316 stainless steel hardware available.
Sizes
Arm lengths 150, 300, 450, 600, 750 or 900 mm

Frequently asked questions

What arm lengths does the auto-lock arm awning come in?

150, 300, 450, 600, 750 or 900 mm.

How is an auto-lock arm awning operated?

It is spring-loaded and pulled down by stick or hand; the arm locks automatically.

Can the hardware be upgraded for coastal sites?

Yes. An upgrade to 316 stainless steel hardware is available.

What is the difference between Convertible and Florentine?

Both are rope operated with solid metal arms. On the Florentine the arms slide on side rails for full coverage with maximum airflow.

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