Shade&Beyond Shade Sail Hardware Kit for Rectangle and Square Heavy Duty Sun Shade Sails Installation 8 Inches for Deck Garden Lawn Patio

You get what the listing indicates, however it's a lot smaller than a different brand I bought here on Amazon. For all most the same price, the Ollieroo Shade Sail Hardware Kit I bought a few months ago, is about twice as thick. Since they're both made from 316 Stainless Steel, the other one should be much stronger. I thought I was buying the same size hardware, it was my fault for not reading the description better. See photo for comparison of the two hardware kits.

This hardware is excellent quality for the price. But why only 2 carabiners?? I had to buy 2 more at Home Depot to complete my installation. I also bought some eye bolts to use for some corners rather than the diamond plates. That makes a much stronger connection by going thru the wood, rather than pulling against 4 screws. The 2 diamond plates I used were mounted horizontal so the tension would pull laterally on the screws.

The hardware is very fancy - nice stainless steel but the screws are only one inch long. Screws are severely undersized for the application. If you are screwing into fascia you need longer screws because most fascia is just a thin, non-wood decorative facing, not to meant to hold anchors. So you need something longer that will go through, into the stronger wood behind the fascia. In a high wind area these screws are inadequate.

The screws are not great and stripped out or snapped heads. I pre-drilled all holes.The anchors are awesome.The links are quality peices.The adjuster is a nice peice, but I had to get longer ones to get the sail where I needed it.

I used this kit, augmented with additional hardware from Home Depot, to install a sun shade/sail. I wanted turnbuckles on all four corners but the kit comes with two. Home Depot has a selection of turnbuckles and I modified them with longer "close line screws" for added length. The included bracket screws were kind of wimpy so I substituted other screws. Good luck!

Quality brackets and turnbuckles, but the hardware and anchors are garbage. Get yourself some epoxy coated deck screws and hit some studs, you won't be disappointed.

Looks like good quality hardware, but I felt the screws were too small to support my 9x12 awning, so I used beefier screws. For some reason the flapping in the wind causes the turbuckles to unscrew themselves and disconnect. Maybe you could add lock nuts to the turnbuckles as a solution. I replaced them with two more carabiners. We will see if the solution holds up under daily wind conditions.

Great hardware! All stainless (that I can tell). Only complaint would be the length of the screws. I mounted my sail shade to 2 4x4 posts and then to the house. For the house I used 2 1/4”Outdoor screws over the 1 1/4 “ screws provided. It would also be nice if there was a kit option that can with 4 turnbuckles. The 2 work, but it would be a lot more convenient with 4