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Shade Sail & Camouflage Net Fixing Kit – 304 Stainless Steel Hardware
The parts that decide whether an installation holds through a windy summer — 304 stainless steel, made for outdoor use.
Description
keyboard_arrow_downComplete your outdoor shade installation with this 304 stainless steel fixing kit. Designed for shade sails and camouflage netting, the kit brings together the essential hardware required to create secure anchor points and achieve appropriate tension without purchasing each component separately.
Built for Australian outdoor conditions, the stainless steel hardware provides excellent resistance to corrosion and everyday exposure to the elements. Adjustable turnbuckles make it easy to fine-tune the tension of your shade sail or camouflage net for a cleaner, more stable installation.
Whether you're installing camouflage netting over a pergola, creating shade across a patio or securing a shade sail in your garden, this fixing kit provides the essential hardware required for a clean and properly tensioned setup.
The adjustable components make it suitable for DIY outdoor projects while providing the flexibility needed to adjust your installation after initial setup.
Correct tension and suitable structural anchor points are essential for a reliable shade sail or camouflage net installation. Use the supplied turnbuckles to progressively adjust the tension and ensure all mounting points are appropriate for the surface and expected outdoor conditions.
Combine this fixing kit with compatible shade sails, camouflage netting and additional tensioners to create an outdoor shade system suited to your space.
Returns & refunds
keyboard_arrow_downYou have 14 days from receiving your parcel to request a return or exchange. The item must come back complete and unused, in its original packaging, with the invoice included.
Email support@altisafe-pro.com first — we confirm your request and give you the return address at that point.
Shipping
keyboard_arrow_downFree delivery Australia-wide, on every order.
Orders are prepared within 1 to 2 business days, then take 5 to 10 business days in transit — 6 to 12 business days in total. You receive a tracking number once the parcel ships.
Corrosion resistant, which matters near a pool or anywhere with salt in the air.
Turnbuckles let you fine-tune the tension after the sail is up, and re-tension it later.
The essential hardware for a fixing point, rather than three separate trips.
Components designed to stay serviceable through ongoing exposure to the elements.
The sail is rarely what gives way. It is a fixing into a fence paling, a turnbuckle that has seized, or a shackle that was never rated for the load in the first place.
Anchors you can tension properly and adjust again next season — the difference between a sail that stays taut and one that flaps itself apart.
The kit provides the sail-side hardware. Anchors into your wall, post or beam must suit that surface.
One set of hardware per corner. A four-corner sail needs four, and it is worth having a spare turnbuckle.
Masonry, timber and steel each need a different anchor. The kit covers the sail side; the wall side depends on what you are drilling into.
Fit the turnbuckle close to fully open so you have travel left to take up slack once the fabric settles.
New fabric relaxes. A quick turn on each turnbuckle at the end of the first month keeps the sail taut.
Measurements and materials exactly as listed for this product.
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Corrosion resistance | Suited to coastal and poolside installations |
| Adjustment | Turnbuckles for fine-tuning tension |
| Use | Shade sails and shade netting |
| Wall-side anchors | Not included — must suit your mounting surface |
Answers drawn from this product's own specifications.
One set of hardware per fixing point. A rectangular sail needs four, a triangle three. If you are installing more than one sail, count the corners rather than the sails.
No. The kit covers the hardware between the sail and your anchor. What goes into the wall, post or beam depends on the surface, and should be chosen for that surface.
Anything under constant tension outdoors will seize or stain if it corrodes. 304 stainless holds up in weather and near salt air, which is where cheaper plated hardware fails first.
Yes. The same turnbuckles and shackles work with the corner straps and rope edging on the netting range.