M5 Shade Sail Hardware Kit
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Easy installation
This shade sail hardware kit is practical for DIY projects and comes with everything you need to attach a triangular or rectangular shade sail to a tree, post, wall, or other support structures.
A complete mounting kit allows for quick and easy installation , especially for those who want to do it themselves. Use a lubricant on the screws and turnbuckles to attach them hassle-free between the patio cover and the support structure.
All-in-One M5 Hardware Kit
Each of the nuts and bolts in this kit features a 5 mm metric thread . The diameter of 5 mm makes this hardware kit perfect for small shade sails, but it can also work well with other sails of various shapes and sizes . Each set comes with 2 turnbuckles, 2 carabiners, 4 eye pads/wall brackets, 16 plastic anchors, and 16 screws.
Screw the wall brackets into the support structures to provide attachment points for turnbuckles and carabiners . This then allows you to securely connect the wind rope and shade sail to the posts. Be sure to use the plastic anchors to keep the screws firmly in place, then install the turnbuckles and adjust their length to the appropriate length to achieve maximum tension and prevent the canopy from sagging. "
Non-corrosive stainless steel
This awning kit is made of 304 stainless steel to ensure longevity. The steel material is naturally resistant to rust and other corrosive substances, so you can leave them exposed to the elements without worry. The parts also come with a polished finish for added protection against stains, moisture, and wear.
High Load Capacity
The M5 parts have a 100 kg load capacity. When installed, they can keep your shade sails very stable in the wind . This also means they are practical to use in windy and rainy areas, making them suitable for the seasons here in Norway. Just ensure your shade sail is positioned at an angle (e.g., hyperbolic and right-angled) that allows rainwater to drain quickly to prevent the sail from sagging.






