How to Install a Shade Sail with DIY Cable Railing and a few tips to make it go smoothly | Tutorial
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One thing to note about triangle shade sails: They work totally fine, but you'll need 2-3 shade sails for total coverage of an area. The spacing on my deck did not allow for it, so I replaced my original sail with a rectangular shade sail and haven't looked back 😎
Robuilt on the upside, a triangle was perfect for us because we needed it to stay open over our grill.
Hello! Any update after 3 years?
Great! You covered some items others didn't. Fun too!
Was curious how to do this with the metal cabling, but you make it super easy. Installing two shades this week as well as party lights. Great demo.
I love the A.D.D. commentary! From a man (look a squirrel!) who suffers from it just a tad...Im beginning my sail and your video has really helped.
Thanks!
Started this project this morning & it was a disaster. Yeah, so now it's balled up in my yard. But while pouting & drinking a beer, I found your video & as soon as I finish my next beer, I'm getting this done. Thanks!
Aw, I find it’s best to walk away for a couple of hours sometimes after a fail. A beer definitely helps too. How’d did round 2 go?!
@@Robuilt had a ton of rain since so attempting now... After watching your video AGAIN!! {I probably count as at least 5 views by now!} Decided to go with chain rather than cable since it's west side of house I don't have to look at IT & doing it solo so easier for me to adjust. Worried about attaching to house gable in wrong places but what's a few holes to patch, right? 🙄
And I SUCK at measuring & math! 🤷🏼♀️
How did it turn out??
😂
Thank you for an awesome walkthrough, you are natural brother!!
Wow! Super easy and straightforward. Loved the humor too. Thanks so much!
Becky-Joe P thanks for watching and commenting. It really means the world to me :)
Honest effort and a quick solution to add some necessary shade to your deck. However I would seriously caution anyone from installing any kind of fasteners into your soffit trim, especially if it's not into a structural component like a roofing truss or rafter board, and if they are not capable of handling the dynamic wind loads on the threads' fastening hardware, or you're using a thick sail. You're just asking for trouble during a moderate wind event.
Going to add a sail shade to our new deck....along with our cable railing. Thanks for the helpful videos. We even have the same solar lights as you!
Hey Rob thanks for the sade shale tutorial. I'm going with the cable as well.
"I don't even know why you're following this guy." You're the type of person that deserves follow, sub, thanks 😎
My first time watching you! Hilarious! My kinf of DIY guy, smart and funny!
Thanks brother, this totally helped us set up our shade!
you can use carabiners to attach the sail to the turnbuckle so you can easily remove & reinstall the sail. You may need to loosen the turnbuckle to remove carabiner depending upon how much tension you have.
Just in case of bad storm. 😉
It looks good at different heights! You did a nice job. I'm trying to finalize my dimensions right now before I use cement for the posts!
Casualmente en estos días había estado pensando en colacar una en el patio de mi casa y definitivamente se me ocurrió una excelente idea de como hacerlo gracias a este video, muchas gracias. Saludos Roger Erosa.
I like how real you are. New sub!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Looks great
Awesome tutorial love it, love the humor as well, thank you I learned from it!
You had me at Man of Integrity! Ha! You explained it so well I feel confident.
Thankyou for this hilariously funny and informative video. I think I can out mine up now.
Let me know how it goes! I hope I helped!
Great tutorial! Dude, you are a riot! Absolutely love your sense of humor. 🤣
Good pointers and really helpful! I’ll be putting up three 16x20s to give our vehicles some much needed shade in this Hawaii heat. Wish me luck! 😂😂😂
we are shade sails suppliers and can supply you high quality product 😂😂😂
I'm impressed!
Helping my mom install her sade shails...errrr...shade sails next month. GREAT video! REALLY appreciate the supply links. Also...your friggin' hilarious! Thank you!!
I love you!!! Thanks for being you! I love your silliness!!!❤
Thanks for the video, and the humor.
Nice tutorial! Great presentation
Nice shade! I made a similar rectangular one. You may also want to look at thimbles for your wire rope - it makes a nice kink free eyelet when you make a loop on the ends. Cheers!
Thank you for the awesome video !
Good Work Man...thanks for Sharing ~!
Useful information. Many thanks
Great channel rob!!
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! Thank you so much and I'm going to Lowes now.
Good luck! Let me know how it all nets out.
Great video! Made me laugh also 👏🏻👏🏻
You are very funny and I cracked up throughout this tutorial!
Great video thanks man
Great presentation skills
You're very Fun! Thanks for the Vid :)
My brother lives in Rocky Mountains and has three of these randomly placed on a big deck, it can get windy so he used spring loaded attachments along with the turnbuckles, if it's real windy it's better to let the sail give a little rather than being so taunt, it looks awesome, with a beautiful view of the Rocky Mountains,
Can you give a materials list he used for the spring load attachments and turnbuckles?
Oh, Is love to know where to find the spring loaded attachments as well! Maybe I’ll go see what they have at Home Depot if there’s no reply here!
@@rachaelmccauley1336 I'm doing one now and just using porch swing springs from home depot
Informative and love your sense of humor.
I've subscribed, liked and shared, looking forward to many more videos.
Thank you kindly! Happy to have you on board, NiAfie :)
Good job man , now I know to hang that shade 😅😅😅👍👍👍
Thank you guy! you are funny. I think I can make out profit of building customized. Found you to build my own for a patio.
Good stuff. Thanks!
Thanks for the video. Hi from Spain.
✋Hope things are well out there! I've always wanted to go!
👍 Nice job on the video! This definitely helped me with my install. Thanks…
Lol you made me laugh great video definitely looks lovely can't wait to get mine. Love your personality 😁
I used hooks and a pulley system which made it really easy to take down.
Great one man.. keep it up
I’ve just got a 3m by 2m sail for my garden 🇬🇧 and might get triangle one too . I had about 4 £25 gazebos break in the wind last year , this year we put one up on Friday and by Saturday it was broken by winds . So this is an attempt at a better solution 🧐
Cool man - thanks
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Much better much better
This just popped up on my feed... this was my very 1st Robuilt video...3+ years ago...
Imma tryyyyyy thiss
Sick view dude
Thanks for the video. I have four planters with poles for lights and I want to attach galvanized pipes to a higher level and install a shade sail. My dimensions are the same as yours (8X18), and in the video you said you used a 6 X 15 I think. The amazon link you attached doesn't seem to have that option though. Do you have any ideas for a 6X15 or 6X16? I'm having a tough time finding those dimensions. thanks again!
Dude. Very informative tutorial, and effin' hilarious. Subscribed based on laughs, alone.
Man, I really appreciate that Lenny. Hope to see you on more of my comment threads!
Very informative, but I subbed as soon as I heard Awolnation. 😊
Your commentary warms my heart. Thank you. Also, who’s Steve?
Haha thanks! He's that guy that watches CZcams tutorials but still ends up doing it his way.
@@Robuilt oh great. I'm a total Steve.
@@TinaVision LOL!!! Sounds like me too!!! x
Subbed....... keep it up
Hi there! Love patio furniture / sofa. Do you know where you got this? Thanks for the video!
good video
Thanks for the content. The only thing that needs to be mentioned is the posts should be mounted on a bias away from the sail. When tension is applied, the post will then appear plumb. There is a lot of force at play here and the posts tend to continue bending into the center of the sail. Thanks again, good job.
That's a great point. Coming from a sailing background I can attest to the heavy load from main to boom to mainsheet. I want to do this under a pergola 'canopy' but I'm beginning to wonder how much load will be applied to 6x6 posts and ledger board. Much to consider.
@@Clickumentary there is a tremendous amount of stress on the posts. Consider the amount of leverage the sail has against a post of any size when the pull point is 10 feet or more from the ground. I recently saw an installation with 25% bias on posts and looked good. Also wood will keep bending season to season. May wind up with a bannana!
Just saw a video of a guy putting one up that used springs (like for a porch swing) between posts (or structure) and cable ends. Allows for a bit of "give", while still being under adequate tension. Also, using carabineers between between cable loops and turnbuckles allows for easier connect/disconnect.
7:16 lmao 😂 “I’m a man of integrity.. kill me”
We have a tent shade but how did you set up the pole for the shade? We recycled a pole that was used as vertical for separating within the backyard. We poured concrete to secure the pole but it doesn’t hold well. I wonder if you have any suggestions to make a pole for the shade? TIA!
You are hilarious! I really enjoyed your video! I'm gonna attempt to hang tomorrow. Lol
Let me know how it goes!
If your glasses are polycarbonate they are essentially safety goggles
Great video! 👍 Do you install screen doors?
Nice finished product 8:41. Debating this vs cantilever umbrellas on a large deck.
I love cantilever umbrellas! The only thing I don't like is the price tag. My reco is to do the shade sails and pocket the saved cash for another project!
We hung our rectangle sail, worked great for shade, got 1 1/2 inches of rain in an hour, didn’t run off and pulled the hook straight. Tried again heavier hooks. Same thing happened while we were out of town. Third time tried one corner into the brick wall, again pulled out. We are going for the fourth try as soon as it isn’t 105 degrees. Gotta say that much rain is totally unusual in the Texas panhandle. Really frustrating.
Going to subscribe because you’re funny
I want to make a square room for the back of my 4runner when camping. I want it to be strong but be able to see through. I plan to use canopy fittings and metal poles.
Lol this guy is awesome! Best/funniest how to video I’ve seen in a long time
Love your delivery and this was a pretty solid demo. I'm going to follow you from my other channel. I love the idea of shade sail, but I want to do this from UNDER a pergola that currently only lives in my imagination. Too many ideas and not yet enough time!
Shade sail...thanks ...I never knew what they were called!
Could you please tell me how you installed the posts? Did you have a professional do it? If so what did you search in order to find them? I’m having difficulty trying to find a company to install them. Thank you
Where did you get the sail shade poles?
Hey man I like your G string
How do I instal the poles if I don't already have some up??
Turnbuckles + Cable + Crimping clamps⁉️ No way‼️
Use 550 Cord and “Nite Ize Plastic CamJam Cord Tightener (4-Pack)” and/or “Nite Ize Figure 9 Carabiner 150 lb. Black Rope Tightener”. They come in handy for many applications.
This allows for a strong and secure setup with easy adjustability... within seconds.
For connecting them to a wall or post, checkout the “Husky 1-1 2 in. Steel Wire Ring Anchor Point in Black (4-Pack)”. 👍🏻
Much cheaper and easier. Plus it’s easier to take down before high winds, heavy rain or storms.
wow...dude you just saved a bunch of time and headache. Even though this is a simple project this is great solution.
Funny dude. Awesome thanks (:
Great video, going to put poles in the ground this week to install two 12x12 shade sales over my deck. Are you worried about the hooks on your poles being a bit small/weak, and attaching the other side hooks to the trim of your house in case there's heavy wind and rips your sail off? Just wondering, there have been other tutorials with more conservative installs and I'm liking your method for easier removal if i don't want them up on an overcast day (I live in western washington XD).
Hey man, first of all, thanks for taking the time to watch my video!
I had a shade sail installed (the triangle one at the beginning of the video) for about a year with no issues. These hooks are on the smaller side, but have help up plenty fine! But you could def buy the next size up for extra security and a little peace of mind. I considered doing that for this install, but I didn't want to go to Home Depot (due to the shelter in place) for such a small item. I've had a few pretty windy days too, and again not a single issue! Hope that helps!
Depending if the shade sails have perimeter cabling, which professionally made shade sails will ! For a 12m x12m shade sail you would need to have posts that are around 125x125x5mm steel and around 1.5m deep by 450mm wide. For peace of mind and being able to sleep at night during storms ! Using little open end hooks like so are not ideal especially that size ! Hope it helps stay safe, bigger is better 😎
Cool solar bro
>I don't even know why you're following this guy.
Man, you're funny! I watched mostly for that because I was trying to figure out how to stop my turnbuckles from loosening.
How well do they handle wind and last time wise? I am in Tijuana and would like to put one up and leave it up year around, but I don't know if these shade sails can handle that.
Hi there ... Just curious if you are having any issues with the 4x4s buckling/bending with time?
How do they do with wind? Do they hold up well?
Add your triangle back in an overlap for aesthetic touch 🔻👍🏼
Thanks darling 😎
i dont know what im doing wrong. I basicly did the same thing and my shade saga in the middle. isnit too big? i have a 16x16 tarp
Subbed because of the longhorn hat 🤟🏻
HOOK 'EM!
@@Robuilt for a rectangle do I need 4 turnbuckles?
HEC892 correct!
Robuilt thank you 🙏
LOVE THE PRICE OF THE 3MM CABLE FROM HF! Do you have a part # for that item by chance? I can't find it on the hF website... Thanks! ~ Mark
What about installing a right angle triangle shade sail?
Looks really nice. I will watch for tickling a ferret
Where can I get that outdoor loveseat and chair set?
How do you know the size sail you need? I’m new to AZ and the sun is INTENSE lol the area we want to shade is roughly 10x10 I was thinking 13x13 so it covers the whole patio?
I always found using a 'Sail Shade' works a whole lot better than one of those 'Shade Sails', just saying like.......
also if you had attached the (centre point) corner that you hooked up to the roof area, if you attached that above the door and the attached the remaining point on a post just above the seating on the right it would have offer more shade over both the seating on the left and on the right.
what fabric quality do you have for your shade?