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Old 12-09-2023, 07:24 PM   #1
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Screws needed for exterior sunshade bracket

I am going to install a roll-up sunshade over my dining room windows. I need to know how to put the brackets on to the side of the rig. Self taping screws/bolts? What kind and size, etc.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
 
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Old 12-10-2023, 03:14 PM   #2
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I am going to install a roll-up sunshade over my dining room windows. I need to know how to put the brackets on to the side of the rig. Self taping screws/bolts? What kind and size, etc.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
Locate and screw it to a stud. Self taping, Just slightly shorter then the thickness if the wall finish outside to inside. The main walls are 1 7/8 thick. The slides are not as thick. Look at the windows.
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I have two of those roller shades over the dining slide windows. I had them installed by ShadePro in Quartzsite many years ago. I wasn't watching that closely at the installation. But the support arms (which I think you are concerned about) are each side of each window. I doubt there are any frame structures in those same places.

Thee top shade holder uses what looks like #12 screws. They are probably short to just go through the exterior wall. They appear to be spaced around every 4" or so. The lower pivot arms are also just screwed into the sidewall. They don't need much as the shade force presses down on them.
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