Figure 1:
Top section of curtain is attached to support cable with quick links or spring links. Each support cable should not be over 40 feet long.

Figure 2:
Eye bolt or eye screw and turnbuckle provide tension adjustment to support cable from which the curtain hangs. Attach cable to turnbuckle with at least 3 cable clamps.

Figure 3:
For windy areas a crossed rope barrier should be used to protect the curtain from the rough edges of the lumber. For access to the bay simply untie the laced curtain at the bottom and pull to one side using the pull rope, untie the crossed barrier on the bottom to gain access to the lumber.

Figure 4:
Pull rope is tied to top corner of curtain to easily pull open curtain for bay access.

Figure 5:
Lace rope or cord through curtain grommets on the side and around support posts to secure curtains.