Tie-downs & fasteners

How your screen stays put.

Tie-downs hold the panel to your structure. Fasteners let it open where you need to get through. Here's what each one does, so you can pick with confidence.

Tie-downs
Brass grommet eyelet set into the reinforced corner hem of a PVC tarpaulin
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Grommet eyelets

Fitted as standard

Brass eyelets, 12mm internal diameter, punched through the reinforced hem. Set the spacing yourself, then run bungee cord or rope through them.

Turn button fastener fitted through the hem of a green PVC panel
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Turn buttons

Fixed to your framework

The base of an 8mm turn button screws into your framework, timber or metal. The panel drops over it, then a quarter-turn holds it.

Black ball-loop bungee hooked through a brass eyelet on a fitted screen
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Bungee cord

Supplied by us

Ball-loop bungee threads through the eyelets and hooks onto your fixing points. The elastic holds the panel taut and lets it move in the wind.

Weight bar being slid through an open hem on a patio cover
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Open hem

Anchored edge to edge

An open hem can be fitted along the bottom edge. Slide a pole, rail or weight bar through it to hold the whole edge down.

Fasteners
Hand opening a zip in a clear screen fitted to a garden pergola
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Zips

Quick access

A zip creates a vertical split so you can walk through without unfixing the panel. Quick to work one-handed.

Hand peeling apart a hook-and-loop opening in a clear screen fitted to a garden pergola
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Velcro

Forgiving fit

Hook-and-loop forms an opening that peels apart and presses back together. Press it shut anywhere along the strip, no fumbling for a zip pull first.

Black webbing tie-back strap holding a rolled clear screen against the frame
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Tie-backs

Holds the opening open

Straps that hold a rolled or folded doorway section up out of the way. The opening stays open until you want it closed.