Choosing the right fabric for your awning is essential for both aesthetics and durability. At Lexington Tent & Awning Co., Inc., we offer a variety of high-quality specialty fabrics designed to withstand outdoor conditions while enhancing the appearance of your home or business. Our team is here to help you select the perfect fabric based on your location, sun exposure, and specific needs. Regular cleaning and proper care can significantly extend the lifespan of your awning, and we provide tailored maintenance tips based on your fabric choice and local environment.
We’re committed to helping you find the ideal fabric for your awning project. With our extensive selection and expert guidance, you’ll achieve the perfect balance of style, functionality, and durability. Contact us today to explore our fabric options and create your ideal outdoor space.
Acrylic fabrics are lightweight, soft to the touch, and resemble natural cloth, creating a warm and inviting appearance for any home or business.
Laminated fabrics consist of multiple layers of polymer film (vinyl) adhered to a scrim using heat and pressure, resulting in a strong and uniform bond.
Coated fabrics are woven or non-woven cloths with a specialized coating applied to the surface, enhancing their protective properties.
Coated mesh fabrics feature a polyester scrim core with an exterior vinyl (PVC) coating that is heat-cured for added durability.
* Only 6118 colors to choose from Georgian Scallop.
When selecting an awning fabric, consider the following properties:
Width and Weight:Fabrics are available in various widths and weights, depending on the material type and intended use.
Heat-Sealability:Some fabrics can be heat-sealed, creating water-tight joints for enhanced weather protection.
Colors:A wide range of colors is available to match your aesthetic preferences and complement your property.
Light Transmittance:Different fabrics offer varying degrees of light transmittance, affecting shade and ambiance.
Warranty:Consider the warranty offered for each fabric type, as it reflects the manufacturer's confidence in the product's durability.
UV Resistance:Look for fabrics with high UV resistance to prevent fading and degradation from sun exposure.
Water Repellency:Choose fabrics with appropriate water repellency for your local climate and intended use.