Built to perform our collection of awning hardware is sure to satisfy your clients needs.
Awning staple stitch tension clamps.
The steel stitch method includes a line of products that provide an easy reliable way to install awnings.
The milliken profile awning kit air hammer provides precisely the right amount of cushioned force to mold the vinyl inserts into the staple channel.
Nepco stocks a complete line of aluminum extrusions for any awning or canopy project.
The pneumatic pvc hammer is a hand held fabric shop tool that drives pvc trims such as zipstrip and dividerstrip into place.
The nepco staple system allows you to assemble and install the fabric in a fraction of the time than traditional screw in methods.
Staple awning accessories iis has a full line of staple accessories that are essential in fabrication and finishing of awnings.
Awning tensioners and tools can make sure that never happens.
Our product line includes our unique aluminum profiles in a choice of wall thicknesses standard aluminum shapes and pvc trims.
We also carry fabrics staples.
Milliken distribution shows how to attach a canvas cover to an awning.
Shop with peace of mind from choice brands like steel stitch zipstrip and gatorshield awning canopy hardware can be used in retractable custom commercial door window rv or patio awnings.
Steel stitch is proud to offer the most complete line of staple in system products available.
Our extrusions are designed to be user friendly as they are a matched component staple system.
Awning tensioners there s nothing worse than having an awning with a giant dip in the ceiling when you re on a caravan holiday.
An awning is only as sturdy as its hardware.
Tension clamps these versatile tensioning tools allow you to stretch the awning fabric on any structure.
Aluminum won t rust like other metals.
The selected awning fabric is then cut to size then stapled with a pneumatic stapler directly to the aluminum channel inside the extrusion.
Use this staple gun and these staples.
Staples are driven into the steel stitch tube which joins the fabric to the awning frame.
Excess fabric is then trimmed and a complementary or contrasting pvc trim bead is driven into the channel covering the staples.
The staples are then concealed with a steel stitch pvc trim which is driven into the channel with a small pneumatic hammer.
