We have two square shade sails beneath our glass veranda during the summer; they are very well made in terms of quality (nicely finished), manufacture (we keep them quite taut) and dimensional precision (both sails are exactly the same). For when the unexpected heatwave hits, this breathable woven shade will allow for proper air flow, ensuring a comfortable environment that won't feel stifling. When I checked the specs, it said that this shade sail will protect you from about 80% of the sun’s UV rays which is about 20% lower than then the rest of the products featured here today. of harmful rays - certified) Lightweight, water resistant fabric is ideal for short term outdoor use High density polyester (140gsm UV stabilised) 2 year manufacturer's warranty as standard From the brand Previous.

However, it's perfectly suitable for keeping dry during the odd shower - and we hope for nothing more than that during the summer months! You can enjoy maximum UV protection and shelter from the rain without worrying about being uncomfortably warm beneath your sail shade. For larger gaps you may require stainless steel cable or similar to reach more distant fixing points.Specification: Material: Fabric / Polyester with PU coating 160 gsm , UV block: 98% , Water resistant rating: 400mm HH.

Using Notice: Clean with a mild detergent or water with a sponge or a very soft brush; Do not scrub it with a stiff brush, scouring pad or abrasive cleaner; Don't put the sail in the washing machine;When the extreme weather comes, remove the shade sail.If you’re looking to up your outdoor entertaining game this spring and summer, guests will be seriously impressed with a thoughtfully positioned shade sail overhead.

Setting the sail up over our patio was fairly easy as there are 4 nylon ropes measuring 2 metres included in the packaging. Alternatively, if you’re looking to hang your shade sail directly from the back of your property, make sure you fix it with hooks strong enough to withstand heavy winds. I would perhaps even marginally prefer eye plates as they have multiple fixing points (gives you more chance if one fails. If you want a rectangular "custom sail" with the measures 370cm x 480cm you can enter these measures in our configurator. When I reviewed and tested this a couple of years ago, I was impressed, I have since decided this is better than the Greenbay and so moved it up to second in my ranks – I feel it’s justifiable given the last couple of years Kookaburra have proven themselves.

In a choice of cream, grey or yellow (think more mustard than canary), the minquadale sail is made from 100 per cent high density polyethylene and is both air and water permeable, meaning the sail is comfortably cool and breathable, if not entirely water-proof.

The anchor eyes I’ve linked you to are far smaller but more than adequate for a large heavy duty shade sail. Kate says, “As well as protecting you from the sun and light showers, shade sails will quickly define a space”. Once you have decided on a suitable site, the sail shade should be laid out in position on the ground allowing an additional 10% at each corner for tensioning. And while it’s held up very well so far, it is by no means a substitute for long term proof that I have.Bringing a laid-back, global travel vibe to our garden, while protecting us from harmful rays, is this eye-catching number from VonHaus. They are normally placed above your lawn or patio to protect you, your family and your guests from the sun’s harmful rays. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to UK destinations. Parasols are obviously the easiest to set up, but they don’t offer even half of the shade that a sail does and in my opinion, they don’t look anywhere near as good.