Railing and canopy fittings
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In the railing and canopy fittings product group you will find stainless steel (RST) fittings for attaching canopy and finishing railing structures. For canopy attachment, the selection includes canopy brackets in several sizes (61 mm, 75 mm and 280 mm), canopy buttons, and canopy fitting end pieces and intermediate pieces for different pipe diameters (20 mm, 22 mm and 25 mm) — the end piece is placed at the end of the arch and the intermediate piece between the arches, so several pieces of both are usually needed per canopy arch, depending on the length and model of the arch.
To finish the railing, there is a Rorsman railing fitting (25 mm, 90 degree attachment, stainless steel) and a separate wire end, which can be used to terminate the railing wire neatly and safely without sharp wires that could cause cuts to your hand when moving around on the deck. Choosing the right fitting depends on the diameter of the pipe or railing in use — measure the pipe accurately before ordering, as for example 20 mm, 22 mm and 25 mm fittings are not interchangeable and will not fit the wrong size pipe without a separate adapter.
All fittings are made of stainless steel, which can withstand saltwater and weather for years without rusting or fading, unlike many other metals or plastics in long-term outdoor use at sea.
It is worth checking the condition of the canopy fittings regularly, especially before the sailing season — a loose or worn canopy fitting can cause the canopy to tear or come off while sailing, which is a safety risk in strong winds and can also damage the canopy fabric beyond repair if the problem is not addressed in time before it gets worse.
During installation, it is always a good idea to use stainless steel mounting screws and sealant in the penetrations to prevent moisture from penetrating the deck structures from the mounting point and later causing more extensive, more expensive water damage to the deck's internal structures.
It is also worth checking the compatibility of the canopy fittings and railing fittings in terms of material if there are already other metal parts in the boat hull or railing — combining different metals without insulation can cause galvanic corrosion, which will corrode the weaker metal over time without being noticed. Always compare the actual diameter of the pipe or railing with the product information before ordering, so that the fitting fits directly in place without any fitting work. This way you will avoid unnecessary installation problems and the fitting will remain tightly closed throughout its service life.