A window awning will not protect your home from flooding. An awning will help provide shade from the sun.
The thing that hangs over any window to keep the sun out is called an awning.
The dictionary describes Awning as a certain type of shelter that uses a canvas to be built to keep out the elements. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/awning
To keep the bugs out of your house.
Usually in places that are susceptible to flooding. The stilts keep the home clear of rising floodwater.
I took swimming noodles and stuffed them in the gap where the birds liked to nest, and it seems to have done the trick. Many retractable awnings now retract without any gap between the home and the end of the awning. If you're getting a new awning, make sure they are using this type of new awning.
leevees are natural desposits that help keep rivers from flooding. Hope it helped XD
1) Make sure that the bottom of the window well is not obstructed by plastic sheeting or some other impermeable substance- water should naturally drain from the bottom of the window well. 2) Make sure that the landscaping around the window well is graded correctly. Water should flow AWAY from the window well. Pay particular attention to downspouts.
Curtains will keep the sun from coming into the house and keep rooms much cooler. Otherwise, adding a tint layer from a kit will also help in keeping the temperature down.
You can use plastic window insulation to conserve energy around the house. It acts as an extra sealant to keep the temperature of the house at a constant.
To keep the window well flooding it would be wise to use a length of hose attached to your outside water spigot. Direct the hose into your window well (be sure not to point the hose directly into the window as this will defeat the purpose of having the well flood) and give the knob 1/4 turn. If this is not a sufficent amount of water to properly flood your well increase the knob turns by 1/8 turn until the desired flooding is acheived. As to clenliness I suggest that the lenght of hose used be sufficent to allow you to hide it from view within the garden or behind bushes. Remember neighbours don't like to see unsightly hoses laying about your yard. You could go so far as to bury your hose underground but be sure to bury it below the frost line since you won't have the desired flooding of the well in the winter. I also suggest you get a spigot splitter so you can flood your window well and water the lawn at the same time.
groen zonnescherm (when it's used to block the sun --> usually seen on the back side of a house to keep the sun out of the living room)groene luifel (when it's above a store's entrance/door)
Bio-diversity.