Coolaroo TRIANGLE Premium Shade Sail Kit Instruction Manual

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IMPORTANT:
These instructions are to be used as a guide only. Installation requirements can vary depending on factors such as soil
types, anchor points, wind conditions in your region, etc. GALE Pacific accepts no responsibility for installation requirements, please
consult a qualified builder or engineer.
Before beginning your shade sail installation it is very important that you consider various factors to ensure the success of shading
the desired area. Take into account the following:
• Size and shape of the shade sail
• Direction and angle of the sun
• Strength of the existing structures intended to be anchor points
• Ability to insert fixing posts
• Location of barbecues, electrical/telephone cables, water and sprinkler pipes, etc.
There may be other factors, specific to your situation, that should also be taken into consideration.
1

SUITABLE LOCATION

Once you have identified the location for your shade sail(s) it
is important to determine the most suitable fixing points for
the sail's corners (Fig. 1). Potential fixing points like a pergola,
sundeck, large tree or building fascia may already exist.
IMPORTANT:
Ensure all fixing points are
structurally sound and if unsure about fixing
points, obtain independent advice from a builder
or engineer. A minimum fixing height of 7'10" is
suggested.
Lay out the shade sail in the area where it is to be erected
to determine suitable fixing points. Allow a minimum of an
additional 10% of the shade sail length between each fixing
point and the end of the shade sail's fixing accessory for
proper tensioning.
2

USING EXISTING SUPPORTS

A. Attaching to Fascia:
sail to a fascia, the use of a fascia support is strongly
recommended. The fascia support is used to connect
the overhangs of rafters or trusses to fascias giving
them additional strength. Fascia supports are available
from your local hardware store (Fig.2).
B.
Attaching to Trees:
shade sails to trees be for TEMPORARY USE ONLY. The
diameter of the tree where the shade sail will be fixed
should be at least 9.75".
TRIANGLE
Premium Shade Sail Kit
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
If you intend to fix your shade
We recommend that the fixing of
Fig. 1
Possible Fixing Points
Min. 10%
of sail length
Possible Fixing Points
Fig. 2
Metal Fascia
Fascia Support
Rafter/Truss
Timber Fascia
Sail
Rafter/Truss

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  • Page 1 TRIANGLE Premium Shade Sail Kit INSTRUCTION MANUAL IMPORTANT: These instructions are to be used as a guide only. Installation requirements can vary depending on factors such as soil types, anchor points, wind conditions in your region, etc. GALE Pacific accepts no responsibility for installation requirements, please consult a qualified builder or engineer.
  • Page 2 INSTALLING ADDITIONAL SUPPORTS A. Steel Posts: If additional posts are required, galvanized Fig. 3 Fig. 4 steel posts are suitable and are available from your local hardware outlet. Steel posts can be cut to predetermined lengths and painted to a color of your choosing. We recommend the use of a minimum 4″...
  • Page 3 INSTALLING SHADE SAIL Fig. 10 Your Premium Shade Sail Kit includes the fixing accessories needed for installation (Fig. 9). IMPORTANT: Be sure to use the included turnbuckles on two of the shade sail’s attachment points for proper tensioning. A rope or chain can be used to extend your shade sail to a fixing point if required.
  • Page 4 Inspect regularly. Exposure to certain chemicals, example Chlorine, can lead to the premature breakdown of the fabric. Chemicals to be used on or around the fabric should be referred to Coolaroo® regarding their use.
  • Page 5 Posibles Puntos de Sujeción Una vez de que haya identificado el emplazamiento de la Lona Coolaroo es importante establecer los puntos de sujeción más adecuados para las esquinas de la lona. (Fig. 1) Algunos de estos puntos de sujeción pudieran ya existir (por ejemplo, una pérgola, el solario, un árbol grande, el poste de la verja o...
  • Page 6 INSTALACIÓN DE SOPORTES ADICIONALES A. Postes de Acero: Si se necesitan más postes, los Fig. 3 Fig. 4 de acero galvanizado son adecuados y se venden en ferreterías o tiendas de acero. Se pueden cortar los postes de acero para determinar de antemano el largo y pintarlos del mismo color del toldo y un color que haga juego con la lona para lograr un entorno decorativo.
  • Page 7 SELECCION DE LOS ACCESSORIOS DE SUJECIÓN Fig. 10 El Kit de la Lona Parasol incluye los accesorios de fijación necesarios para la instalación. (Fig. 9) IMPORTANTE: Asegúrese de usar los tensores incluidos en dos de los puntos de fijación de la Lona para una tensión adecuada.
  • Page 8 Inspeccione con regularidad. El contacto con ciertas sustancias químicas, por ejemplo el cloro, puede originar una degradación prematura del tejido. Consulte con Coolaroo® sobre el uso de sustancias quimicas en el tejido o alrededor del mismo. Mantener el tejido alejado del fuego y las llamas. No haga asados or parrilladas bajo la estructura de la lona.

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