SUMMER HOT SALE 45% OFF- Shade Cloth Heavy Duty Lock Grip
SUMMER HOT SALE 45% OFF- Shade Cloth Heavy Duty Lock Grip
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SUMMER HOT SALE 45% OFF- Shade Cloth Heavy Duty Lock Grip
Shade Cloth Clips - Ideal for fastener to tight shade cloth, screen, tarps and any other type of knitted fabrics.
Can be used to attach shade cloth, hail net, bird net, etc to structures
Available in many different colors and have a hole near in the middle so they can be attached to steel or wooden structures. One can also thread a string through the clip to tighten the shade netting.
REASON TO BUY THIS, OVER ALL OTHERS
can be used with different colors of the net.
Various packages are suitable for home and farm use.
5 Tips for Shade Cloth Clips
1. Made of 100% Virgin PP, and Inodorous. 2 Can be used with any knitted fabric with mesh. 3. Allow max dia.10 mm rope or cord to thread. 4.Can be reused. Use a plier and a large flat screwdriver to open the clips.
- HEAVY-DUTY AND HIGH QUALITY MATERIAL – Our shade cloth grommets are made from 100% virgin PP material，UV Treated.
- POPULAR DESIGN – Our shade cloth clips are designed with the most popular styles to make your net, shade cloth easily installed.
- MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS – Shade cloth plastic clips are professional design for several kinds of fabric (with mesh), including Anti-bird Net, Garden Net, agriculture net，etc.
- SPECIAL DESIGN AND EASY TO INSTALL – Max. Dia. 10mm . Manually align the small plastic teeth to the mesh holes and pass it through the holes to avoid bending and damage.
- Attention：To ensure effective use, it is recommended for shade nets with mesh holes and is not suitable for shade cloth fabrics that are too thick.
PACKAGE INCLUDE:
20/50/100 * Shade Cloth Heavy Duty Lock Grip
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