18 ft. x 10 ft. White Aluminum Attached Solid Patio Cover with 4 Posts (20 lbs. Live Load)

Assembly instructions need a little refinement. Pictures did not reflect actual parts recieved. When i revived the product it was missing two parts. Contacted vendor and they Fedexed the parts and recieved them the next day 5 stars on customer support. Extremely sturdy and fit well.

Looks good had hard time reading manual did not make it clear how to put up to much jumping around

The Pros: Looks amazing and is high quality powder coated heavy ga., 20lb live load aluminum and we can actually sit on our deck now, Our deck is on the 2nd story 10'X16' South facing and is VERY hot and unbearable most of the time, if its raining forget it stay in. Now it is enjoyable to go sit on the deck it is now ambient air temp at least 10-30° cooler now, with a nice breeze and of course completely dry, caulk it as instructed and it does not leak a drop ( the caulk has a 100 year warranty stated on the tube,, Yes 100 yrs. its tough stuff don't let it dry where you don't want it you'll never get it off) it takes quite awhile to dry but is Good stuff. My Wife and I installed it in 3 days total 1 xtra day Due to poor instructions!! We got a 10'x18' cover to allow 1' xtra on each side of our 10x16 deck, this made installation of the xtra 1' overhang challenging with 20' high Ladder work after the deck work was done with a 6' ladder had to use the big ladder. It's done now and we love it, I would guess it will last and last, it will take a very, very bad Snow storm to take it down, calculated load is (20 psf X 10'x18')=180x20=3600 LBS of snow etc, that is ALOT of weight,, the Equivalent of my Empty Toyota SR5 4X4 truck spread out over the roof evenly. I will pull/get the snow off of it before it gets too much on it. Go on Home Depot website for more Thorough and complete, Actually legible installation guide. CONS: My Wife and I installed it in 3 days total 1 xtra day Due to poor instructions!! The Instructions that come with it are Antiquated at best and VERY poorly written ,Repeat: Go on Home Depot website for more Thorough and complete, Actually legible installation guide. I am a seasoned DIY guy and the instructions are very hard to follow and incorrect in many places. It tells you to put the panels predrilled holes at the house on one page and out front at post on another page, there are only predrilled holes on one end and they don't line up with anything at all except the AIR over the front rail/gutter, Determine where you want the screws and lay it out on the panels with pencil marks, otherwise its a guessing game. The Fascia clips look nothing like the picture , they were apparently re-engineered and not fixed in manual. One of the posts had damage to it on one side only, Apparently from the extrusion process, we faced it out so no problem on 2nd story deck. Hints; The Female (Fat edge) side of the panels goes on the left when you are facing the house, So Male(Skinny) to right side. Push the first 1' or so of female edge up by the house edge down on the first screwed down panel until about a foot or so locks, push/slide the panel up into the foam towards the house under the hanging channel and the slowly work your way down the panel pushing up from male underneath and down from female on the top a few feet at a time, re-position ladder rinse and repeat. After 7' of panels or so I ( 5'10" x180 lbs) actually put a 1/2 sheet of plywood and another small pc. to get on temporarily to move 1/2 sheet around on top of the awning "once" it had about 7 panels secured and screwed down, got up on the plywood on the panels and work from there installing the Flashing from that plywood sliding it around gently leap frogging from small pc to large to where i needed to sit to screw and caulk etc. the panels are very strong. ( figure it out 20 lbs SqFt spread over 16sqft)= 320lbs) and it felt very secure, to me that is. I put 3/4" of fall per foot for good drainage( that's why I didn't slide off). Quote from http://homeguides.sfgate.com/load-limits-roof-building, The live load on a roof is the weight of any temporary objects on the roof. Where snow isn't a problem, the live load can come from people working on the roof and any equipment they take on to the roof with them. It is typically 20 psf. A gentlemen named Brendan from LatiumUSA who owns Four seasons called and ask about the experience, he said they are going to fix the Install manual and actually make a youtube video to assist in install of these awnings, he listened to my concerns and was very knowledgeable and concerned about the customer and the company. I wish I had done this 20+ years ago when we bought the house, Its a joy to get out on the Hammock and away from the indoors, TV, etc. My wife Loves it, says its her new comfort zone and it is Eye-catching. NICE product, I highly recommend it hope this helps

Very pleased with the Integra Aluminum Cover. Sturdy material and very nice look.

It's almost good for my demand. However, I think it needs more exact order steps for instalation, for example drain hole on both ends of patio needs to place in early steps on process ect...and how to trim Roof Pannel for fitting lenght of patio...!

it turned out absolutley beautiful . However there were no instructions with it. I was so proud I showed it to all my neighbors.

Great product,easy to assemble very sturdy, put it up in 8 hours with 2 people .everything was in the kit it was a great experience

The patio cover arrived almost a week sooner that promised and so we got it up in time for a bbq under cover for a weekend rain shower. I am 76 years old and with the help of a younger man we were able to have the entire 10X18 cover finished in about 6 hours. When done I was pleased with the way it looked, it looked very "clean" and well finished. I do think it would have been prudent of the company to have increased the price by a few dollars if needed to have put an instruction book in with the kit. I don't know but if someone ordered this product and did not have a good printer how they would ever be able to assemble the kit.