can it be installed on a patio that slopes sideways slightly (2 inches every 10 feet)
1364531
The beam supported by the posts should run parallel with the wall-attach member. If you can and are willing to slope the wall-attach then you have no problem. Another possible solution is to cut 2 of the posts shorter to accommodate the slope while keeping the roof support beam level (you'll have to drill new holes for the mounting brackets).
1364532
I have just taken another look at the structure as I installed it. There is some degree of ajustment (both top and bottom) in the way the three upright posts attach to the frame; that allows for some flexibility to adjust to inclination of the patio floor........ but perhaps not as much as you would need...about 3 inches across the entire length. If needed, I suppose that you could raise one of the posts.. perhaps by placing a concrete paver under it as long as if was fixed firmly to the solid patio base.
1364533
Definitely NOT recommended, or find a way to add to the height of the support columns to even out the difference in the patio level. Parts are not adjustable, and they are powder coated, not just painted.
711485
Funny you should ask! 75% of what I planted with this was on a slope. Yes it works just fine. It worked best for me to work "down" slope as it was easier for me to balance myself. Please try it, you won't be sorry! Good luck
1042950
The awning has an adjustment that allows you to change the slope of the awning
2186138
All the walls are the same height. The roof LOOKS symmetrical so you could have it slope forward. Worst case you might have to drill and plug some holes...
1520814
I think as long as the ceiling is flat and level where the stand is going to be, it should not matter if it is sloped. I would not place the top of the stand on the bend of the slope.
162204
Not sure I placed in my patio. The manufacturerliterature says yes but you may call them ddirectly
73687
Hmmm, unless you account for the slope during installation, I don't think so.
325465
I took out a 10x10 patio and part of a sidewalk. Slow going as it is not industrial, but it should do the job. I still have mine and it is in good shape.
1660221
Yes. We use this to edge along a curb and have no problem, although you may have to go in one direction only.
1159708
We do not have a sloped ceiling but the main shaft pivots so it may work on a slope
1312716
As shown in the product description, the fan can be installed in the standard, flush or angled positions. My fan was installed without using the down rod and looks great, since I preferred the fan to be closer to the ceiling of my outdoor patio.
883077
Yes you can, but there are limits to how far back it can tilt without tipping over. I find the "good" angle (not tipping) good for me.
675960
It could as long as the bend isn't to extreme, I ran mine straight with a easy 90 degree bend over to the faucetGreat product lowers the heat about 20 degrees in Florida, so sitting at my patio bar is much more enjoyable
2014159
Our driveway is slightly sloped and it works great. You should have no problems, just fill it with water or sand and it does not budge.
2108764
It was not designed that way. The support member between the posts and the member that attaches to the house are both angled downward to accommodate the slope. There is some tolerance for "how much" slope you use (determined by how tall the posts are and where you attach to the house), but the minimum was about a 1 foot drop according to the instructions. Besides, it wouldn't drain if it were flat...
425601
I am guessing, since this is a patio, that the angle isn't too extreme and the surface isn't overly slick. With those assumptions in mind, I do expect it would work, but I have only ever used them to support bookcases. And if it did slide on its own, you could certainly anchor it with something after getting the angle you needed.
979270
I've not seen anything that would indicate that one side or the other should be toward mulched area so you should be able to install without any problems. As others have pointed out, unroll and let it warm up in the sun before installing and use the natural curve (from being rolled up) to orient as desired.