The tool sizes a horizontal overhang to shade the whole window height, and vertical fins to shade the whole width when the sun is at least 20° off the wall's facing direction, for every hour in your window of time on that date. Pick the hottest month you care about.
Overhang depth–
Fin depth (oblique sun)–
Worst hour–
Sun on wall–
Section overhang vs. worst sun ray
Plan fins vs. sun direction
Hour by hour
| Time | Altitude | Azimuth | HSA | VSA | Overhang (mm) | Fin (mm) |
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HSA is the sun's angle from the window's facing direction in plan. VSA is the profile angle in section. A deep overhang at low VSA (east and west walls) usually means vertical fins or louvres work better.