Some of the cheaper brands of sail shades don t have these and simply attach directly to the hook.
Attaching sun sail to house siding.
Use snap hooks or carbines to attach it to the corners of the sail.
For one corner it s sometimes better to use a tension strap.
Fasten each post with lag screws and carriage bolts.
Tighten the wing nuts on the clamps to secure the rod.
Wrap shade sail clamps around the support posts you installed or if the posts made from wood drill a pilot hole and then install eye bolts into the posts.
The mounting block is sold in two pieces.
You can then attach your fixing to the fascia ideally within a few inches cm of the rafter and on the opposite side to the fascia support.
You simply need to place the screwdriver in the middle of the turnbuckle so that the entire piece rotates.
Attaching sun shade to bricks cinder block breeze block cement block.
Just attach the hook to the turnbuckle and then slide it into place over the corner of the shade.
Raise the shade sail up to the fascia and slip its head rod into the clamps.
Place the inside piece of the mounting block on the siding and trace the outline onto the siding panels.
Install three steel posts attaching them to the deck framing to support the shade sail.
The savings was huge and a sun shade sail was the perfect quick solution to blocking the hot summer sun.
Attaching to bricks can make for a very secure mounting point but it is necessary to make some initial assessments to ensure that is the case.
How to anchor to vinyl siding.
The corners of the shade should have grommets or steel rings in place.
Disassemble the mounting block.
8 lay the sail on the patio or outdoor.
The reputable manufacturers will include turnbuckles that can simply be tightened with a screwdriver.