M5 fitting set for sun sails


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Description


  • Stable clamping devices

  • Polished surface

  • Stainless steel

  • Adjustable turnbuckles

  • For all sizes of parasols

With the M5 awning fittings set, your awning can be set up quickly!

M5 Beschlagsatz für Sonnensegel | Außenspannsatz - Ozerty

Easy setup

Convenient for DIY projects, this shade sail mast kit comes with everything you need to successfully attach a triangular or rectangular shade sail to a tree, post, wall or other structures.
A complete mounting kit allows for quick and easy assembly , especially for those who want to do everything themselves. Use a lubricant on the screws and turnbuckles to secure them smoothly between the patio cover and the support structure.

M5 Shade Sail Fittings Kit - Easy Setup - Ozerty

All-in-one M5 hardware kit

Each of the screws and nuts in this garden sail set has a metric thread of 5mm . The 5mm diameter makes this fitting set perfect for small shade sails, but can also work well with other shades of different shapes and sizes . Each set consists of 2 turnbuckles, 2 carabiners, 4 buffer eyes/wall brackets, 16 plastic extensions and 16 screws.

Screw the wall brackets into the support structures to create attachment points for the turnbuckles and carabiners . This allows you to securely attach the wind rope and sun protection to the posts. Be sure to use the plastic extensions to hold the screws tightly, and then install the turnbuckles and adjust their length accordingly to achieve maximum tension and prevent the shade from sagging.

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Stainless steel, non-corrosive

This awning set is made of 304 stainless steel to ensure a long service life. The steel material is naturally resistant to rust and other corrosive substances, so you can expose them to the weather elements without worry. The fittings also have a polished surface , which further protects them from stains, moisture and abrasion.

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Versatile

In addition to parasols, you can also use this hardware kit for installing folding patio umbrellas, installing mesh roofs, and even attaching chain link fences that require more tension. The adjustable turnbuckles allow you to make them as tight or loose as you like.

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High load capacity

The M5 fittings have a load capacity of 100 kg. When installed, they can keep your blinds very stable in the wind . This also means they are good to use in windy and rainy areas such as most areas of the UK. Just make sure that your parasol is set up at an angle (e.g. hypar and perpendicular) that allows rainwater to drain away quickly to prevent the umbrella from sagging.

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Technical characteristics :

  • Thread diameter: 5mm
  • Material: 304 stainless steel
  • Color: aluminum silver
  • Load capacity: 100KG
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Included:

16x screws

16x plastic extensions

4x buffer eyes

2x carabiner hooks

2x turnbuckles

M5 Beschlagsatz für Sonnensegel - Package - Ozerty

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