Installing winged style pvc slats: |
| The photo to the right shows the top view of the chain
link fabric. Notice the oval "tunnel" created by the weaving of the chain link.
You push the winged slats through that tunnel. The slats do not
weave in and out of the wire. They simply slide through the tunnel. Some chain link
fabric, especially vinyl coated fabric, can be stubborn and tight. Wet the slats down with
soapy water if they are hard to slide into the chain link. The
next picture illustrates the incorrect way to "weave" the slat into the chain
link. Notice how it is not following the oval made by the weave, but is put in
rather crooked.
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