Step 2: Rear Shade Corner Installation
The upper corners of the shade have a buckle sewn in. Take one of
the shorter webbing strap assemblies with quick release buckle and
insert the male end of the adjuster into the buckle on the shade.
Adjust the length of the webbing as necessary - to determine where
the snap will meet the corner of the aluminum frame on the bimini
top. Install one of the male snaps (as in previous step) into the
frame as determined. Adjust the webbing strap so that it wraps
around the frame and then goes back to the shade corner buckle.
Pull strap tight to secure. Repeat for the other corner of the shade.
Step 3: Shade Perimeter Installation
Spaced around the perimeter of the shade are sewn-in adjustable buckles. You will be pulling out and positioning the fabric to
the bow and sides of the playpen area on your boat and installing the male snaps into the outside of the lower playpen railing.
It is best to start in the center of the bow section and work your way around evenly from side to side on the boat. Insert
several of the shorter webbing/snap
assemblies into the sewn-in buckles on
the shade. Pulling the fabric taut and
straight, locate the position on the
railing where the female snap on the
first snap will fall. Install a male screw
snap into the center of the railing where
determined. Position the snaps together
and pull the webbing strap to snug the
shade.
Repeat this procedure for each of the straps around the perimeter of the shade - keep shade tight and evenly centered over the
playpen on the boat. Note: If possible, do not install strap/snaps into frame of entry ways onto boat.
Step 4: Lower Rear Corner Installation
The last straps/snaps to be installed are the lower rear corners of the shade. This
will use the two longer strap assemblies, as it sometimes is necessary to locate
these straps further to towards the stern of the playpen area. Installation is the
same - just screw in the male snaps and adjust the webbing straps.
When removing shade, simply work your way around the playpen, unsnapping the
webbing straps as you go. Keep the straps adjustment “as is” for ease of installation
for your next use. The last snaps to be undone should be the sides and top section
that are attached to the front of your existing bimini.
Never put the shade away when wet or damp...always allow to dry thoroughly prior to storage.
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Adjustable Buckle Assembly Instructions:
Thread webbing through adjustable buckle. Insert the
end from the backside of the buckle, through the middle
opening on buckle as shown in the picture. Now insert
end of webbing through the bottom opening of the
buckle (from the front side) and pull down until the
strap is tightened securely as in the pictures to the right.
