How do you install the sun shade sail
1875165
We used tie down straps to anchor the sail to 2 points on the house and 2 points on a latticework frame that my husband built. It has worked very well, even in the highest winds.
1875166
My husband installed ours and it blew down in a strong wind. He suggests you use something very sturdy, 4 solid mounting points. I wouldn't try it myself. Good luck.
1875167
You buy i/4 inch nylon rope, and fasten the sail to three points on walls or whatever. Its very simple really.
2007505
The dome windows are tricky . I personally never use them . But the best way to install is put one end of the pole in the hole where it holds it, then as u go around the window strap the pole with the velcro straps that way the pole don't move while trying to put the other end of the pole in. Hope this helps
2129722
Try using a light clap with metal hood available at Home Depot. Or make your own using a socket, electrical cord and plug - wrap cord around top of stand and secure with a either large binder clips or claps again available at Home Depot. Not sure how you provide shade to the last option. Good luck.
1947035
Hi Lisa, the formula is quite simple. 1)Measure the width of your sunroof 2) Make sure the wind guard is as close to 2inches wider as possible ( 1 inch on each side). For example, if your sunroof is 34.5 inches, you need a 36.5 inch wind guard. :-)
419981
No instructions, but wasn't hard to figure out. It has hooks on the four corners that I put ropes to and hung from a tree to my house and then to a pole that we put into the ground, just wanted a shade for my patio. Went to Walmart and got some hooks to put into my house and just put the rope around a tree branch on the other side. It's been great! We love it. We have high winds here and it also made it through the snow last winter. I will say it came loose on a corner a couple of times during the wind, but it wasn't the shade itself, my rope failed. Also, it has started to sag a little, probably from having heavy snow on it, but we crossed a rope under it in a X pattern from the same connection points we have it hooked to, (house, trees, pole), and it is right back to as good as new. Great product for the money, thinking about getting another one for another play area for my kids. My mom and dad have one too and it is holding up great! I also have one I put over the top of my trampoline, I have a 2 and a 3 year old who don't jump high on it, so I wanted a shade for them as they roll around on it. Hope this helped, also always like to recommend a webpage for people who have a pet called HeavenQuestions . com They have a really cute page about will pets be in Heaven! So cute and non-denominational too so I like it. Have a great day!
1173583
I used 2-1/2" galvanized steel pipes with SS eyebolts for one side and attached to an upper story deck post on the other. Hand pulled the tie ropes. Instead of the ropes that came with the shade, we used longer nylon ropes, so it's easier to tie.
703022
The sun sail does not come with hooks, so you will need to purchase them separately.
449048
The Sun hub kit was a joy to install. I made a fulcrum lever out of sheet metal and had a spare cable cup and screw.
268571
You install on the sun visor.. Use the velco straps that came with the unit. Hope this helps.
2099392
Pretty easy. The entire shade is held on with bungees. With the hardtop on (freedom panels off) the two bungees that wrap around the rear cross bar will be a little difficult to access when you go to reattach the shade but otherwise its a very simple install and uninstall.
171479
I installed it with tarp poles and tarp cords. The poles are anchored into the cement via the footings. I chose this as a temp structure, you can use a stronger pole and system for a permanent structure. Have not used as a window cover, purchase special solar screens for that.
457260
I would use metal poles with in ground sleeves. 2 inch or larger square tubing. Also guy wires under and over the sail will keep the sail from taking off.
939020
Hi, here is the mounting I did. I used my old C-Band post and tilt actuator and have a sun tracker to point the panels at the sun. I need to find the place on Amazon where images are uploaded Here it is at my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=4027106216630&l;=033a6da599
1433727
I'm not sure if they make one. But if you're a mechanical guy, I think you could invent one. There are three tube like holders that are for fishing poles on all 4 corners of the boat. My boyfriend found PVC pipe that fits in the holes snugly. We were gunna take some 4 foot PVC pipes and tie or glue a lightweight sheet to the end of the 4 pipes. Put the pipes in the fishing pole holes, which would stretch the fabric above your head, and "whalla!"... A home made canopy.
415816
Hi Mahem: I used a shade sail at a corner in fence , artaching one sail end to each fence. The third sail end attached to a support beam for upstairs deck behind my home, rhis third end is higher than other 2 works beautifully hope this helps. Jackie
1635815
I can understand your problem, but it is fairly simple to install. The part that attaches to the sunvisor will expand or detract to fit over the sunvisor. fit it over the sunvisor where the color visors are closest to windshield. slide the part over the visor to where it is tight. and you are done. You can fold down the dark one for sunshine or the yellow one for nite driving. Hope this will help you. I couldn't read instructions either.
1173582
We attached 3 sides to the soffets of our roof and had to cement a post for the 4th sides. I ordered the installation set and it was helpful with clips and chain to adjust the sail.