Oklahoma Grand Lake O' the Cherokees DIY

Pretty simple!  This installation photo was sent from our client Jeff in northeastern Oklahoma.  He had his Spider Diaper® up in 2 hours and installed one for his father-in-law that afternoon.  Just like that, BOOM, advantage humans! 😄



My Grandma always told me there's safety in numbers.  On a recent fishing trip, I rode by one of the marinas on Lake Lanier here in north Georgia.  There are probably a minimum of 30 Spider Diapers® installed there.  Very impressive!  A bunch of happy folks.



It Works!

And the finished product turned out great! This boat slip with braces along both sides didn't allow for the entire slip to be protected with our traditional Spider Diaper®. (See our previous post) No problem. We fabricated this one with two strips of hanging tape to allow the center to be secured to the rafters and the sides secured to the cables. Perfect fit!


SOMETIMES WE HAVE TO ADAPT

In the marina industry, there don't seem to be many standard specifications that are consistently found from one marina's boat slips to the next.  Not everyone has a neat rectangular area to install a Spider Diaper®.  Here's a project we're currently working on where the roof support brackets prevent a simple horizontal installation.  Our solution is to provide two strips of "hanging tape" the length of the sides which will attach to the rafters for a secure anchor point.  The Spider Diaper® is then dropped down and anchored to a cable, thus providing full coverage of the entire slip.



 

Beautiful White!

 



This beautiful white vessel will stay beautiful and white now that the owner has installed a Spider Diaper®


Sun Screen For Your Boat Slip

 Take a look at this "COOL" sunscreen installation on Lake Ray Hubbard in Texas.  It was professionally installed by our distributor, Defender Spider Nets + Sun Shades (https://defendermaterials.com/).  Our Lath Shade Fabric allows air to pass through easily while still providing 80% blockage of the sun's rays.  Now we're chillin'!