Look for waterproof or water‑resistant polyester fabric with a PU coating, an all‑weather or “weather‑ready” design, and reinforced frame/support hardware (corrosion‑resistant components and sturdy arms or rods) to maintain stability in wet conditions.

Listings in the results commonly show models around 10×8 ft (about 80 sq ft) of coverage. Available sizes vary by model and manufacturer, so some awnings will offer more or less coverage than this example.

The results list polyester fabrics with a PU coating, shown at approximately 280 g (listed as 280g) and 180 g/m². Both weights are described as PU‑coated for waterproofing or water resistance.

Materials highlighted include reinforced aluminum frames, double steel wire arms, corrosion‑resistant hardware, 1.5‑inch aluminum rollers, and reinforced iron support rods—chosen for durability in wet or all‑weather conditions.

Manual awnings use a crank handle to extend and retract (examples list a 5‑ft crank and a 47‑inch crank) and typically provide angle or pitch adjustments so you can change the slope or projection to direct runoff and better shelter seating areas.

The listings note UPF/UV protection alongside PU coating—one fabric is labeled UV50+, and others are described as offering reliable UV protection in addition to water resistance.

The results also include 10‑ft patio/table umbrellas made from premium polyester (described as water‑resistant), with reinforced iron frames, crank operation, tilt features, and easy‑clean surfaces.

Shown sizes include a 10×8 ft model (≈80 sq ft) and an 118‑inch wide model. Crank handles listed in the results include a 5‑ft crank and a 47‑inch crank. Exact dimensions and crank lengths vary by product, so check each listing for specific specs.