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Pivot arm awning
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Pivot arm awnings · Traditional awnings Shade that lets the window open.

Pivot arm awnings

Pivot arm awnings project fabric away from the building in an arc, so air flows behind and windows can still open. They suit second-storey and hard-to-reach windows. Choose the traditional Pivot Arm, operated by rope, crank, internal winder box or motor, or the Alpha Pivot Arm on Alpha series componentry, up to 5 m wide.

Pivot arm. Projects away from the building so windows can open. Ideal for second-storey or hard-to-reach windows: crank or rope outside, winder box inside, or motor.

Drive4 options
Hoods4 options
MotorYes
Fabrics3 types

Specification — Pivot arm

Source: supplier documentation
Operation
Rope and spool; crank handle; internal winder box and cord; motorised with remote
Hoods
Standard; System 2000; Alpha (open or closed); none
Fabrics
Mesh; acrylic; canvas
Component colours
See KC Shade component colour chart. Powder coating on request.
Hardware & construction
System 2000, Alpha Pivot Arm and Convertible models

Frequently asked questions

Which awning suits a second-storey window?

A pivot arm. It projects away from the building so windows can open, and can be operated by rope, crank, internal winder box or motor.

How is a pivot arm awning operated?

Rope and spool, crank handle, internal winder box and cord, or motorised with a remote.

What is the difference between the Pivot Arm and the Alpha Pivot Arm?

The Alpha Pivot Arm uses Alpha series componentry: an open headbox, a front rail matching the Alpha bottom rail curve, an optional sliding arm set, silver pearl components and widths up to 5 m.

What hoods are available?

Standard, System 2000, Alpha (open or closed) or no hood.

What fabrics can be used?

Mesh, acrylic or canvas.

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