Here's a guide on removing metal window awnings, whether you're new to home repairs or not
1. First, make sure the window is clean. This is important because any dirt or debris on the surface can cause rust when exposed to moisture. If this happens, it will be more difficult to remove the awnings
2. Next, use a screwdriver or pry bar to loosen up any screws holding the awnings in place. You will want to do this slowly and carefully so as not to damage the windows or your hands in the process. Once loosened, use pliers and unscrew them from each other until you have removed all of the screws holding them in place
3. Next comes removing the metal frame itself from around your window frame by unscrewing it from each side of your window frame until you have reached one side of your window frame at least once (again, slowly). You should be able to see through this side now that there are no metal pieces holding it up anymore
4. Now comes removing what's left of your old metal window awning: simply pull it off!
how to remove metal window awningsThe sash on an awning window is hinged at the top of the frame, and the bottom swings outward. Some awning windows are pushed open and pulled closed manually with a handle, while others are operated with a hand crank.
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