Shadewing Triangle Shade Sail | Waterproof UV Protection Canopy For Gardens, Decks and Patios

A shade sail buys you back the part of the day when your garden is unusable. Between roughly eleven and four in summer, an unshaded patio is somewhere you walk through rather than sit in. A sail changes that without the cost, the planning, or the permanence of building a pergola, and it comes down again when the season ends.

The fabric blocks UV rather than just casting a shadow, which matters for skin and for stopping outdoor furniture and cushions bleaching out. It is waterproof rather than merely showerproof, so light rain runs off instead of dripping through onto whoever is underneath. Corners are reinforced at the fixing points, which is where sails fail first once the wind starts working on them. Take it down before a storm rather than trusting the fixings, as wind load on a large sail rises sharply and pulls at whatever it is tied to.

Fix it to solid anchor points, walls, sturdy posts, or mature trees, and set it with a clear slope so water runs off one corner instead of pooling in the middle. Tension it properly, since a slack sail flaps and tears. Take it down in high winds and over winter. Multiple sizes are available to suit your space. Buy it now.

• Blocks UV rather than only casting shade
• Waterproof fabric sheds light rain
• Reinforced corners at the fixing points
• Must be fixed to solid anchor points and tensioned
• Set with a slope so water runs off
• Take down in high winds and over winter