Cable Guided Shades Installation ideas
The cable-guided systems utilize stainless steel hold-downs to anchor them into either the floor/ground or a wall/post. The guides are made of stainless steel airplane cables, and anchored both inside the housing unit of the shade and at the base. Ideally these are intended to simply block out heavy sun, or keep light winds at bay while the client enjoys the patio.
Cable-guided shades are exterior shade systems that use cables to guide and stabilize the shade, commonly used for patios, verandas, and other outdoor areas.
Exterior cable guided shades are designed to withstand weather conditions and can be operated manually or with motorization, often featuring options like wind and sun sensors for automation.
Cable guide shades are characterized by their use of stainless steel cables to guide and stabilize also know as a retention system the shade, ensuring resistance to moisture, wind, and temperature fluctuations.
The mounting barrel can be rotated to 90 degrees. It is always best to place the mounting on the columns instead of drilling into the brick
The cable guided system is described as cost-effective for outdoor patios, because of not needing additional buildout to square up the opening.
Cable guide open roll with no housing
Stabilization: By guiding the bottom bar, the cables prevent the shade from swinging side to side, which is crucial for exterior applications where wind can cause damage or operational issues.
The mounting barrel can be rotated to 90 degrees. It is always best to place the mounting on the columns instead of drilling into the granite counter top.
The system is also noted for its cost-effectiveness, as seen in descriptions from Automated Motorized Shades, making it an attractive option for both new installations and replacements. With cables attached to secure surfaces like concrete, ensuring stability.
Cable guide to the floor but cutout to make the wire flush and cutout so the hem bar can reach the floor.