Slim Profile — Fits to Fascia Below the Gutter
Under Eave Awning Sydney – Slimline 50
The Slimline 50 Under Eave Awning offers a sleek, low-profile solution that sits neatly beneath the eaves for a clean, modern look. Wall-mounted brackets support cantilever arms extending under the eaves, creating a stable platform for the awning. The panel is fixed to the fascia and supported by the arms, ensuring a strong, weather-resistant installation without interfering with the roofline or gutters.
Wall-mounted brackets
hold support arms that extend under the eaves
Arms support the awning panel
keeping the design slim and minimal
Fits to the fascia below the gutter
for a neat, unobtrusive appearance
Awning mounts to both fascia and arms
for a strong, professional finish
Custom-made
with up to 1065mm projection and widths up to 5 metres
Ready to Install — No Assembly Required
Every Slimline 50 Under Eave Awning is hand-built in our Sydney workshop and supplied complete — fully welded, powder-coated, polycarbonate fitted, and ready to install. No on-site fabrication. No loose parts. No assembly. Whether you’re a homeowner, builder, or awning contractor, your under eave awning arrives ready to mount, set, secure, and seal. Most typical residential installs are done in under an hour.
When should I choose the Under Eave Awning over a wall-mounted Slimline?
The Under Eave Awning is built for situations where there’s little or no wall space above the door or window — for example, where the eave sits directly above the opening, or where architectural features stop a standard wall-mounted bracket from working. The wall-mounted Slimline 100 or Slimline 50 are better where you have clear wall space above the opening. Not sure which one fits? Send us photos of your space and we’ll specify the right product.
How is the Under Eave Awning installed?
Wall brackets are fixed first — into timber studs behind cladding, or directly into brick or solid masonry. The cantilever arms slot into the brackets and push up against the underside of the eave before locking off. The awning panel is lowered onto the arms, the front rail seats onto the arm tongues, and the rear is fixed to the fascia just below the gutter. A bead of silicone along the rear seals the awning to the wall. A typical residential install runs in under an hour.
Will the Under Eave Awning work with my eaves?
The Under Eave Awning is designed to fit beneath most domestic eaves. We need a workable bracket position on the wall and a confirmed eave height for the cantilever arms to seat against. Send photos of your installation area — wall, eave, opening, and any obstructions like downpipes or air-conditioning units — and we’ll confirm fitment before manufacture.
What sizes can the Under Eave Awning be made in?
Custom widths up to 5 metres and projections up to 1065mm. Every Under Eave Awning is custom-made to size in our Sydney workshop — never standard off-the-shelf. Combined with the depth of the eave above, the 1065mm projection delivers full shelter over larger doors and double openings.
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Under Eave Awning Frame & Fixing Details
The Slimline 50 Under Eave Awning mounts directly to the wall with brackets supporting cantilever arms that extend beneath the eaves.
The awning panel sits on the arms and is fixed to the fascia just below the gutter.
This design maximises coverage by combining the eave depth with up to 1065mm projection, providing sleek, reliable shelter without the need for posts.
Installing Your Slimline 50 Under Eave — Overview
The Slimline 50 Under Eave Awning is custom-made in our Sydney workshop and supplied complete — fully welded, powder-coated, and polycarbonate fitted, ready to install. Wall-mounted brackets and cantilever arms go up first; the awning panel then sits on the arms and fixes to the fascia just below the gutter. No on-site assembly, no loose parts, no fabrication.
Step 1 — Fix the wall brackets and arms to the wall
Fix each wall bracket into the timber studs behind the cladding. Slot the arm in and push it hard up against the eave before locking off.
Step 2 —Lower the awning panel onto the arms
Lower the panel down onto the arms, seat the front rail onto the arm tongues and fix to the fascia at the rear.
Step 3 — Seal the awning to the wall
Run a bead of silicone along the rear where the awning meets the fascia. Done.
Polycarbonate Sheeting
Premium 10mm twin-wall polycarbonate:
Sealed directly to the aluminium frame for strength and durability
High impact resistance:
Lightweight yet strong — ideal for awnings in high-wind areas
Double-sided UV protection:
Blocks 99.9% of harmful UV rays while allowing natural light through
Heat reduction properties:
Multiwall design helps lower heat buildup beneath the awning
Acoustic benefits:
Provides sound insulation, reducing noise transfer
Modern colour range:
Available in Solar White, Solar Silver, Grey, Bronze, Clear
Powder Coating Finish
Durable, long‑lasting protection:
Powder coating forms a thick, uniform layer on the finished awning, protecting against corrosion, scratching, UV damage, and weathering
Dulux-grade quality:
We use premium Dulux powders for excellent adhesion, colour retention, and fade resistance in outdoor environments
Precision application process:
Once the awning frame is fully fabricated, it’s cleaned, prepared, then coated with electrostatically charged powder before being heat-cured to create a hard, durable finish
Superior to traditional paint:
The thicker coating resists chipping, peeling, and wear better than liquid paint — ideal for outdoor applications
Wide colour & texture options:
Choose from the full Colorbond® palette, Dulux custom colours, and a variety of finishes including gloss, satin, matte,
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Links to Install guides and powder coat charts
Manufactured in Sydney and supplied direct – custom-made for every project, with no middlemen and no delays.