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If you're constructing a 16ft polytunnel and seeking effective ways to protect it against harsh weather, this video is essential for you.

Join us as we demonstrate the installation process for 16ft Polytunnel Storm Braces, ensuring your polytunnel is well-equipped to handle wind and harsh weather.

We begin by outlining all the components necessary for installing storm braces. This includes everything from the storm braces to Q-clips, providing a detailed overview of what you'll need for successful wind resistance for a 16ft Polytunnel.

A key part of this installation is finding the perfect spots on your polytunnel for the storm braces. We guide you through this decision-making process, helping you to ensure better storm protection in your 16ft Polytunnel.

We also place a special focus on demonstrating the correct method to attach Q-clips to your polytunnel structure. This crucial step is shown in detail, securing your 16ft polytunnel hoop for maximum windproof efficiency.

To further enhance the strength of your polytunnel, we provide instructions on correctly adding Q-clips below the joint and to the opposite ends of each storm brace.

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Chapters:
0:00-0:14 - Introduction
0:15-0:18 - Parts Needed
0:19-0:36 - Where To Fit Storm Braces
0:37-0:56 - Fitting Q-Clips
0:56-1:14 - Adding Q-Clips Below Joint And To Opposite Ends Of Storm Brace
1:15-1:39 - Construction Services And Outro

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