When it comes to building an Alumawood patio roof, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is whether to use insulated roof panels aka IRP or non-insulated super 6″ panels. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages, so it’s important to weigh them carefully before making a choice. Insulated roof panels are made of … Read more

Saddle is turned 90 degrees from standard design.

Most cities require a minimum clearance of 6’8″. If you application call for a low connection for the ledger or hanger you will need to save a few inches to stay within code. Hear are some picture of the double 3×3 aluminum post with 3×3 steel cloverleaf inserts. Visit page 58 of 132 in the … Read more

Refund Policies Small parts purchased through our online shopping cart can be refunded once we received them items shipped back at customers expense and we see that there has been no damage and in the original package. Kits and orders that go through production which would be order through our invoicing system would be non … Read more

Alumawood Color Chips and Brochures: A Comprehensive GuideAlumawood offers a diverse range of color options for patio covers, providing homeowners with versatile design choices. The company features eight distinct colors that can be customized to suit various architectural styles and personal preferences. Available Colors The Alumawood color palette includes: Two-Tone Options Alumawood allows for innovative … Read more

Quick ideas on an alternative post style for an Alumawood kit. Here is a picture of a stand alumawood “H” post 3″x8″ Center posts with 2″x6.5″ sideplates Square fiberglass columns (more info) Round fiberglass columns 3″x3″ posts only