How to choose your bindings

All sails come with a carabiner per angle.

1. Our recommendations without rolling sail

We recommend that you put a reinforced tension system at every angle. You are free to take the tension system alone or to associate it with a hanging system or mast depending on your situation.We do not recommend using a short tension system in this case because its travel is not large enough to tighten the sail, which can extend slightly a few times after use.

1. Our recommendations with roller shade sail

In that case you will have to select a short wall fixture and a reinforced wall fixture for the rolling axe. For other corner of the sail (1 if it's a triangular and 2 if the sail has 4 corners) you will have to choose a standard system.

3. The different types of fixation

There are three categories of fixations:

- tension systems : they allow to stretch the sail and fix it on an already existing attachment point (ring, hook ...);

- wall fixings : they are composed of a tension system and a wall hook;

- adjustable masts : they allow to create a point of fixation outside the walls.

In each category, we offer several models that each respond to a specific need:

The voltage systems:

- short : only in the context of a retractor sail , to be placed at the end of the reel to which you wish to have the rope used to use the retractor;

- long standard : only in the context of a roller sail , to be placed at the off-axis winding angle or angles (see diagram on the recommended fastenings for a furling sail in paragraph 2);

- reinforced long : in all other cases for sails Austral 340 and Acryl 300.

The wall mounts

For each wall mounting you have to choose a tensioning system and a hanging system :

- hanging system for wooden walls or equivalent (minimum 60 mm thick);

- hanging system for all other walls (concrete, brick, stone, block ...).
Attention : for Siporex cellular concrete walls it is advisable to choose this attachment system but to make a chemical seal in place of the use of the expansion anchor).

The adjustable masts

For each mast it is necessary to choose a system of tension and a base :

mast base to be sealed : mast to be sealed in a block of concrete (not supplied) square of 40 cm of side in loose ground; it is the strongest mast.
There are two reinforcing tubes to the mast: 120 cm for the sails to 18m, and 260 cm per our larger sails. This mast can be mounted straight (90 °) or inclined (75 °).

- Mast base to screw : mast to screw on a hard ground.
There are two versions: right (90 °) or inclined (75 °).

- mast baseplate wall plates : mast to fix on a wall of 70 cm minimum.

Reinforcements are available to stiffen the masts if the sails attached to them exceed a certain area:

- mast to seal: stay or reinforcement gusset from 28m ² of sail;

- mast to screw: stay or reinforcing gusset from 18m ² of sail;

- Mast with wall plates: tube inside the mast from 18m ² of sail.

NB: the short attachment is the one on which there will be the line of maneuver used to use the retractor. Where possible, we recommend a wall mount rather than a mast.