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Overhang Dimensions For Summer Shading

The proper size and spacing of shading elements is a function of the orientation of the openings and the time of day and year when shading is needed. The following overhang sizing information comes from Climatic Building Design (Watson). For a more accurate determination based on time of year, please refer to sizing tables in Sun, Wind & Light (Brown). See reference list for further information. Roughly appropriate overhang dimension W can be calculated by selecting the shade line factor (SLF) from the table below and inserting in the formula: