Sams Sails was established in 1998 in Launceston and are Sail makers and Canvas Goods Manufacturers. We manufacture all shade products, outdoor ziptrak blinds, repairing of marine products and canvas goods, we also do all types of awnings. We are also authorised fabricators of Outdoor Ziptrak Blinds. Please take a moment to have a look at the videos below to find out more about this quality outdoor blind system.
Services
From Launceston to Burnie, Hobart to St Helens, Swansea to Strahan Sams Sails have you covered for Ziptrak(R). Ziptrak(R) is the original outdoor blind system with a patented, track-guided design that glides smoothly and stops at any height. Ziptrak(R) outdoor blinds instantly create a brand new space in your home, ready to entertain family and friends at a moments notice.
We design and install a wide variety of shade structures to meet your specific requirements both for domestic and commercial purposes.
Shade sails are made from Rainbow Shade Z16 shade cloth sourced from Rainbow Shade and our membrane sails are made from ferrari preconstraint sourced from the nolan group, We use stainless steel grade fittings like dee shackles, bow shackles and chains, Rigging screws and various tensioners in each corner for tensioning purposes.
Shade sails are made from Rainbow Shade Z16 shade cloth sourced from Rainbow Shade and our membrane sails are made from ferrari preconstraint sourced from the nolan group, We use stainless steel grade fittings like dee shackles, bow shackles and chains, Rigging screws and various tensioners in each corner for tensioning purposes.
At Sams Sails we also complete general repairs and maintenance to damaged canvas products. We have been helping customers across the north and northwest for years. So if you are in Launceston, Devonport, Ulverstone or Burnie please call to see how Sams Sails can help you. We use a range of Fabrics ranging from: PVC, Canvas, Acrylic, WeatherMax 80, Tearstop PVC's and more, and use different weights and brands that we carry from our suppliers.
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Jude Mclean
Dec 20, 2019
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