Making your sun sail winter-proof: fitting a protective cover
The importance of proper winter storage
Storing your sun sail for the winter is a crucial step in protecting it from the harsh winter weather. By storing it correctly, you can extend the sail’s lifespan and ensure it is ready for use again in the spring.
Step-by-step guide to winterising your sun sail
Step 1: Drying
Open the sun sail on a sunny, dry autumn day. Let it fully extend for 1–2 hours to ensure it is completely dry.
Step 2: Disconnect the power supply
Disconnect the awning from the mains to prevent electrical damage.
Step 3: Put on the protective cover
Use a protective cover (tarpaulin) to protect the sun sail. Make sure you fit the cover correctly and close the zip fully.
Step 4: Attachment points and ropes
Check the attachment points and ropes. Do not loosen or remove any ropes if you are using a specially designed cover.
Step 5: Secure the protective cover
Fasten the protective cover with press studs and make sure it covers the entire sail.
Step 6: Final checks
Check the sail and the cover for any damage or loose parts. Make sure the sail is properly secured to the shaft.
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Remote control
Re-pair the handheld transmitter or remote control
Bringing out of storage
Sunshade winter-proof: fitting the winter protection cover
End positions
Sunshade end positions &; adjust extension
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