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1. A winter reminder to protect and prolong the life of your awning: Your retractable awning is the perfect tool to combat the dangerous effects of sun exposure, but it is not designed for use in precipitation or strong winds.; Tags: aluminum, nushade, retractable patio awning, snow, wind, rain, precipitation, warranty; Christine Crockett

2. Winter is upon us and NuImage is here to help: Weather forecasters around the country are calling for a particularly bad El Niño this winter. Are you prepared? NuImage can help.; Tags: aluminum, canopy, awning, rain, snow, winter, weather, wind, precipitation; Christine Crockett

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Aluminum Awnings

Our aluminum products are made to last, and are designed to protect your entry-ways and windows from rain and snow.

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Fabric Awnings

Our fabric products not only add color and style to your home, they can also help you save on summer cooling costs.

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Crazing lines are a temporary condition on all solution-dyed acrylic fabrics

Crazing does not affect the performance or characteristics of acrylic fabrics and the lines will diminish over time with exposure to the elements.

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What NuImage customers are saying...

"The instructions with the product are easy to follow and assembly went without a hitch. Installing on the house was really easy and quick. Actually fun to do and they work like a dream. Keep the rain off the stoop and give some shelter for unlocking the door."

Pearl River, LA