In a configuration based on two walls forming a corner, the use of suitable wall fixings is essential. Espace Ombrage offers you a pre-designed kit consisting of 3 long wall fixings that will enable you to easily stretch your triangular shade sail.
This fixing kit contains everything you need to hang your triangular shade sail between walls quickly, easily and securely.
It leaves a space between the wall anchor points and the shade sail of 30 cm to 2.5 m and ensures excellent tension.
Its nautical system (rope and pulleys) makes it possible to assemble/dismantle your shade sail quickly.
Type of mounting: Wall mounted
Range: from 45 to 250cm
Weight: 500g
Material: 316 stainless steel and rot-proof nautical rope
Warranty: 2 years
Reinforced fasteners are essential for Acryl 300 and Australe 340 shade cloths with heavier fabrics.
They contain double pulleys adapted to the karabiners of the latter which facilitate the tensioning of the sail and make the installation more resistant.
- 3 expanded dowels
- 3 eyebolts
- 3 x 5m of black rope (10m for the reinforced version)
- 3 sets of single pulleys (double for the reinforced version) and a shackle.
- 3 bridges
- 3 x 4 screws
- 3 x 5m of black rope (10m for the reinforced version)
- 3 sets of single pulleys (double for the reinforced version) and a shackle.
For the concrete version:
- Drilling diameter: 14mm
- Drilling depth: 80mm
Anchors for solid or hollow materials:
We have selected the PRIMA plug from SPITZ, a world leader in the fastening industry. This plug is suitable for solid and hollow walls.
The expansion technique is well proven and provides full satisfaction in its use. We recommend to follow the different installation steps of this anchor (see sketch).
Before inserting the anchor into the hole, it is important to make sure that the anchor can be fully inserted into a hole the size of the anchor.
The hole should not be too large, otherwise the plug will not expand in the substrate, as it will turn on itself in the hole.
The fixings should always be in line with the diagonals or medians of the shade sail
