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Ratchet tie downs are a great way of securing your top frame to your legs and cement blocks / footpads. | |||||||||||
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A canopy stays in place when naturally secured to the ground but when a canopy shelter needs to be placed and used on a non-dirt surface, it needs to be attached to cement blocks. To attach a canopy to cement blocks, ratchet tie downs are used to attach the legs of a canopy to a cement block. Certain instances in which ratchet tie downs are absolutely needed include setting up a canopy tent on a hard surface like a parking lot. Whether you're setting up a valance canopy on a paved-over concrete backyard or need to set up a canopy tent in a parking lot, ratchet tie downs can be attached to all legs of a canopy to secure them with a cement block. In addition, to reinforce the roof to the legs of a canopy, a ratchet tie down can be used to secure a roof pole to a leg pole in a canopy frame. |
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