Mounting instruction, accessories and advice
The easiest clamping device: stainless steel ratchet strap
As mounting aid, resp. as fixed tensioning aid you can use
a strap ratchet. Hinge it into the attachment point, resp.
around the mast on the one hand and then into the sunsail
corner on the other hand. Now you can easily and comfor-
tably tension the sunsail and fixate it with your choice of
attachment accessories or leave the strap ratchet in use.
The Soliday strap ratchet is made of high quality PES web-
bing and a stainless-steel ratchet, suitable for long-term
outside use.
Beware:
The sail may not be tensioned over its capacity. Da-
mages of this kind are outside of the product liability.
Very simple tensioning device. Due to the additionally inte-
grated security shackle the sail can be easily and quickly
taken down if sudden gusts of wind occur.
ASSISTANCE FOR TENSIONING THE SUNSAIL
TENSIONING STRAP WITH SECURITY SHACKLE
This kind of attachment can be used, depending on cut-
ting and shape of the sail, only at one, resp. max. two at-
tachment points, if the geometry of the sail is not distur-
bed. This is immediately obvious in the wrinkling of the
sunsail. To have a crease-free, nicely tensioned sunsail, it
must be tensioned in the middle between the attachment
points. Stainless steel carbine: length: 7 cm.
RIGID ATTACHMENT: WITH A
STAINLESS-STEEL CARBINE
High quality design thread turnbuckle made of stainless
steel with closed sleeve.
M6 – fork/fork: 140 – 202 mm; tensioning distance: 62 mm
M10 – fork/fork: 196 – 280 mm; tensioning distance: 84 mm
M8 – hook/hook: 196 – 280 mm; tensioning distance: 84 mm
Distance attachment point – sunsail
When planning, resp. for the measurement specifications
of the sunsail consider that there must be a distance from
mast/wall to sunsail of at least
20 – 30 cm!
TENSIONING DEVICE: THREAD TURNBUCKLE
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