Awning Idea Kit and DVD
FREE
● Cool Shade in Seconds ● 99% UV Protection ● Great Relaxation and Entertainment Spot
● Exceptionally Affordable — Prices as Low as $499!
● Saves Energy, Helps Cut Air Conditioning Bills
● Motorized & Manual Models ● Easy to Use, Totally Retractable
● Screen Rooms ● Many Exciting Accessories ● Many Designer Color Choices
● Unsurpassed Quality ● 5-Year Limited Warranty ● No Risk Home Trial ● A Must Have for Decks and Patios
Learn how to transform an ordinary deck or patio into a beautiful, shaded “outdoor room” — a cool, protected retreat where you and your family will love to spend time.
SunSetter, the #1 best-selling awnings in America for over a decade, invites you to call, email, or send today for our FREE Awning Idea Kit and DVD. Discover how to outsmart the weather and protect your family while you turn your deck or patio into your favorite 3-season outdoor room — a lovely focal point of your home and a center for outdoor enjoyment.
A SunSetter puts you in control of the weather on your deck or patio. Relax and entertain outside anytime you want with- out worrying about hot sun, harmful UV
Find out more with absolutely no obligation. Get your FREE Awning Idea Kit and DVD in any of 4 simple ways:
1. Call Toll Free: 1-800-876-8060, ext. 25485 You can call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
2. Email to
ideakit@sunsetter.com Be sure to include your full name and mailing address.
3. Go to
www.sunsetter.com
4. By Mail: SunSetter Products, Dept. 25485 184 Charles Street, Malden, MA 02148. Be sure to include your complete mail address and email address.
rays or passing light showers. It can be up to 20º cooler under your awning! A SunSetter gives you far more cool shade and protection than a tippy patio um- brella — yet it’s so affordable you’ll won- der why you waited so long to get one. Get your Free Idea Kit and DVD today.
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