Sun Shade Sail, Large Size Rectangle UV Protection Outdoor Shade Sails, Curved Tear Resistant Heavy Duty Permeable Canopy Awnings for Patio Garden, Backyard, Playground (fixing kit)

Pros: Very heavy duty and well made. Has a plastic sleeve on each steel rope to act as protection and weather seal. Has hoops on the ends of the ropes Ropes are 1.5m long, which is more than advertised. Easily doubles if needed Cons: The plugs and screws that were included seem weak. Recommend getting heavier-duty concrete plugs and screws from a hardware store. Verdict: I'm very impressed. Hope these last a long time. Will probably buy again.

It does the job, but I searched later and found out same product available in amazon at 1/3rd of the cost.

​The shade sail fixing kit includes four wire ropes, two carabiner clips, four wall-mount pad eyes, sixteen screws, sixteen expansion anchors (wall plugs), and two adjustable turnbuckles 📦. ​The overall quality feels decent, and all the components appear quite sturdy and robust. The screws are perfectly matched to the four pad eyes. Importantly, since they included four wire ropes and four pad eyes, you have the flexibility to install either a triangular (3-point) or a rectangular/square (4-point) shade sail, which is convenient 📐. ​If you need a reliable hardware kit to install a shade sail, this one is worth considering 🥸. ​OK to buy 👍.

I needed a hardware kit to install my sunshade sail. This kit has everything I need. Installation is straightforward and the adjustable turnbuckles will get the tension right for our rectangular sail. The components feel solid and well-made. The stainless-steel ropes are thick and coated in PVC. Compared to previous kits I’ve used, the ropes are noticeably thicker. If you’re installing a sunshade sail and want a complete kit, this Zarmanuae kit is a good option.

Pretty good value for $30. It is a fairly light gauge at 4mm and the cable is plastic coated, but otherwise everything seems to be stainless steel and decent. We're planning to add another small shade sail that we only use in the summer, this set will be perfect for that.

I picked up the 44 piece shade sail fixing kit to put up a small rectangular sail over my driveway. The 304 grade stainless pieces looked well made, the PVC coated 4 mm wire ropes were easy to handle and did not cut into my hands, and the snap hooks and pad eyes slid together cleanly. The turnbuckles adjusted easily in the 15 to 20 cm range so I could take the slack out without fighting the fittings. The 1.5 metre ropes gave enough reach for my posts, and everything was corrosion resistant after a few weeks outside. The screws and plastic anchors held fine in soft brick, but I replaced the wall fixings with heavier anchors where wind loading mattered. Overall the kit saved time and was good value for smaller DIY installs, just be cautious about using it for large sails or exposed, high wind sites.

These fixings don't seem suitable for use with shade sails under Australian conditions. The turnbuckles and D-pads are miniature versions of the regular hardware you'd normally use. We have three 4m x 4m shade sails mounted and in the photo you can see the side-by-side comparison of my existing shade sail hardware versus what is supplied in this kit. Perhaps if you only have very small shade cloths in a low wind area, these may work, but I'd still be cautious. I'll have to repurpose this kit and use it in the construction of a wire trellis for climbing plants which I feel it's more suited for.