Custom styles, shapes, colors, graphics, and illuminated options for storefront branding.
Storefront awnings and canopies remain a mainstay of the commercial cityscape. Beyond their value as signage, custom commercial awnings add architectural character and visible advantage from multiple angles while optionally providing shelter and nighttime illumination.
Weathertyte is the product of Cooley's long history as a pioneer in flexible sign and awning materials. It offers the look and feel of textured fabric with the weather resistance of a high-performance vinyl polymer substrate, making it a practical fit for high-visibility commercial awning work.
Eradicated and printed awning programs offer a wide color range for matching brand standards, facade treatments, and visibility requirements.
Eradicolor is ideal for backlit awnings and signage with single background colors. Designs and logos may be added through eradication by inlaying additional colors where desired. The exposed white background stays bright thanks to pigments and additives that improve resistance to UV exposure, heat degradation, and microbial growth. The embedded high-strength polyester scrim improves tensioning strength and long-term durability while maintaining light diffusion that enhances graphics and hides structural components.
Seemee Backlit Standard is a classic backlit substrate compatible with solvent-based digital printers. Its universal topcoat and translucency make it useful for backlit signs, banners, and billboards where consistent image quality and strong color reproduction matter.
Sunbrella is a 100 percent solution-dyed acrylic fabric built to withstand sun, wind, and rain while maintaining appearance over time. Because color is locked into the acrylic fibers during manufacturing, it resists fading and washout and is supported by a long-term limited warranty.
Our team helps match awning style to your architecture, zoning constraints, and branding goals. If you need a visual preview on your building, help with selection, or guidance on what local requirements may allow, that support is part of the process.
