Balcony Awnings

Posted by kellieja (93 days ago)

Although I'm not mad keen on balcony awnings as they look a bit old fashioned, the sun is ruining my new wooden flooring.

Can anyone recommend any where they do more trendy looking ones ie. no scalloped edges and stripey fabrics?
It really needs to be UV resistant too.

Thanks!
Kellie

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Posted by community advice (91 days ago)

Try the following:
Best United Engineering tel. 2344-9028. www.bestunited.com.hk
Chan Hip Fong Awning & Blinds tel. 2716-1687. www.chfawning.com.hk
International Awning Systems Co. Ltd. tel. 2442-0301. www.internationalawning.com
Kwok Wai Engineering tel. 2893-3317. stt:/kwokwai.com.hk
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Posted by ken (91 days ago)

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