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Tensioning Point Hardware
Tensioning Hardware is included with every Shade Sails Canada product! These are crucial for ensuring your Shade Sails Canada product tensions and performs as desired. This hardware is professionally installed during production and should last for a lifetime if your Shade Sail is installed correctly. Our Tensioning Hardware is also available for purchase if you’d like some spare parts, you’re working on a project or you’ve been searching for high-quality, Marine Grade Stainless Steel hardware - look no further!
- 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel
- High load rated
- Range of sizes
- Hand-picked for exceptional design and durability
- Accommodate a wide range of installations
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Tensioning Hardware and Anchor Hardware?
Tensioning Hardware pertains only to the Marine Grade Stainless Steel that we include in your Shade Sails Canada product in the production line. Turnbuckles, d-shackles, perimeter cabling are all included in your product already, but should you need spares or wish to purchase more of our high quality hardware, you can certainly do so.
Anchor Hardware refers to the connection points on your structure or post. Shop Anchor Hardware here.
What’s so special about Stainless Steel hardware?
Stainless Steel hardware is highly resistant to corrosion and staining, and is able to maintain its strength and durability at high temperatures. It is also non-magnetic and has a sleek, modern appearance. Additionally, Stainless Steel is easily recyclable, making it an environmentally friendly option for various applications.
My turnbuckle seized. What should I do?
A seized turnbuckle can be treated by using penetrating oil, such as the Turnbuckle Grease we provide you with in every product we sell, to loosen the corrosion or rust that is causing the seizing. Ideally, apply the grease to the turnbuckle thread and allow it to sit for a few minutes before you tension it. You can also try to use a wrench or pliers to gently turn the turnbuckle back and forth, applying pressure as needed. If the turnbuckle still does not turn, you may need to replace it.