This sail shade pole is ideal for creating an additional attachment point for your sail shade. Mad...This sail shade pole is ideal for creating an additional attachment point for your sail shade. Made from galvanised steel, our poles have a 4mm steel wall, a 48mm diameter, and a height of 5m. Each pole comes with a plastic end cap and a bracket clamp ready to use with our sail shades. You can easily add an additional bracket clamp to attach a secondary sail shade if required for an array. The poles can be concreted into the ground for secure fixing and are easily paintable to match your sail shade colour. Please note: the pole is galvanised and appearances may vary. Priced per pole.
This guide is for anyone using the Kookaburra Shade Sail Pole to create shade structures. The key benefit is providing a sturdy and versatile attachment point for your shade sails. One thing to keep in mind is that the poles require secure installation, typically with concrete, for optimal stability.
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Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
OL4106
Brand
Kookaburra
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the diameter of the pole?
The pole has a diameter of 48mm.
How tall is the pole?
The pole is 5m tall.
What material is the pole made of?
The pole is made of galvanised steel.
Does the pole come with a bracket?
Yes, each pole comes with a bracket clamp.
Can I paint the pole?
Yes, the pole is easily paintable to match your sail shade color.
How do I install the pole?
The pole is installed by concreting it into the ground. A bracket clamp is provided to use with sail shades.
Can I use multiple shade sails with one pole?
Yes, you can add additional bracket clamps to attach a secondary sail shade if required for an array.
What should I do if the pole rusts?
Rust can be addressed with rust treatment products, and then repainting the pole.
Troubleshooting
The pole is wobbly after installation.
Ensure the concrete has fully cured. Re-check the level of the pole and ensure it is plumb. If necessary, reinforce the concrete base.
The bracket clamp does not fit my sail shade.
Ensure you are using Kookaburra sail shades, or check the bracket's compatibility with other brands before installation. Contact customer support if issues persist.
The paint does not adhere to the pole.
Clean the pole thoroughly before painting, ensuring no dirt or rust is present. Use a paint designed for metal surfaces and follow the paint manufacturer's instructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting due to galvanised steel construction.
Provides a secure and stable attachment point for shade sails.
Allows for easy customization with paint to match your outdoor space.
Simple to install with the included bracket clamp and concrete.
Adds versatility to your shade sail setup.
Can be used for multiple shade sails with additional bracket clamps
Cons
Requires concrete for proper installation, which adds to the setup time.
Galvanised appearance may vary.
Installation requires some physical effort due to the pole's size and weight.
Additional bracket clamps needed for attaching multiple sails
Requires tools and materials for concrete installation (not included).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Dig a hole deep enough and wide enough to accommodate the pole and concrete. The depth should be at least one-sixth of the pole's total length (approximately 0.83m). Place the pole in the hole, ensuring it is vertical.
Concrete: Pour concrete around the pole, ensuring the pole is straight. Allow the concrete to fully cure according to the manufacturer's instructions, typically several days.
Bracket Attachment: Attach the included bracket clamp to the pole. If using multiple sail shades, add additional bracket clamps as needed.
Sail Attachment: Securely attach your shade sail to the bracket clamps, following the shade sail's instructions.
Compatibility: This pole is designed to be compatible with Kookaburra sail shades. It may be compatible with other brands, but check the compatibility of the bracket clamp before installation.
Care: Clean the pole with mild soap and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the galvanised surface. Check the pole regularly for stability, especially after severe weather.