Sturdy, even through heavy rain and winds. Provides ample protection from sun most of the day. Flexible and easy to install.
Shade&Beyond 8'x10' Sun Shade Sails Canopy Rectangle Sand 185GSM Shade Sail for Patio Deck Yard Backyard, (We Make Custom Siz
4.5 | 9,936 ratings
Price: 23.98
Last update: 10-03-2024
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High-Quality Protection: Crafted from 185 gsm high-density polyethylene (HDPE) shade fabric; blocks up to 95% of harmful UV rays and direct sunlight exposure; strong stitched seams and durable stainless steel D-rings in each corner for added longevity
Breathable Design: Woven fabric promotes air circulation while blocking sunlight; creates a cooler and more comfortable space; not designed for waterproof needs
Installation Measurement: Measure from D-ring to D-ring; allow 1.5-2 foot space for hardware kit; for a space AxB, consider installing a sail approximately 88% of those dimensions
Curved Edge Design: Curved edges prevent rainwater accumulation, enhancing durability; designed for normal usage and typical weather conditions
Versatile Shade Solution: Ideal for patios, gardens, pools, and more; provides 85%-88% sunshade and blocks 95% of harmful UV rays; enhances outdoor privacy and comfort
Breathable Design: Woven fabric promotes air circulation while blocking sunlight; creates a cooler and more comfortable space; not designed for waterproof needs
Installation Measurement: Measure from D-ring to D-ring; allow 1.5-2 foot space for hardware kit; for a space AxB, consider installing a sail approximately 88% of those dimensions
Curved Edge Design: Curved edges prevent rainwater accumulation, enhancing durability; designed for normal usage and typical weather conditions
Versatile Shade Solution: Ideal for patios, gardens, pools, and more; provides 85%-88% sunshade and blocks 95% of harmful UV rays; enhances outdoor privacy and comfort
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LC
Provides protection from sun
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024
Allen D. Reinecke
So far, so great!
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2018
Allen D. Reinecke
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2018
The Shade&Beyond looked to be good value and hopefully durable and had a size (10ft x 13ft) that seemed (on paper) to work for our deck (12ft x 16ft) It arrived within 2 days and took less than 30 mins to put up this first time, after I had already bought and installed the hardware during the shipping time. I added two 4 x 4's to the existing deck structure for an approximate sail height of 75" and fixed two eye bolts to the house, just under the gutter, at 87". It was the largest slope I could get to assist water run-off (see later). One eye bolt had to be spaced out further than the opposing post (ie a total of about 17ft) as there was no stud at the 16ft point. I decided to use chain (stainless steel) to make adjustment easier, using the loops. It turns out, the ideal size would have been 10ft x 14ft. As you can see from the photos, the chains are not at the ideal 45 degrees or so, but more out to the sides since the sail is just shy of width for the fasteners. The tension in the front and rear edges is greater than the sides due to the angle of pull from the turnbuckles. Even so, most of the material is still pretty tight with just minor creases remaining in the center. NOTE that the sail is not rectangular. The stated dimensions are across the D-rings with curvature between. For our application, tjhe curvature allows the BBQ grill to not be under the meltable polyethylene material.
It had been raining all morning, but the weather improved just as the sail arrived. Having got it up, the sun then came out! It easily proved the benefit of the shade. The temperature noticeably dropped moving from the sunny area to under the sail. It should help reduce the heat load on the patio doors also. Then, as if to help test the sail, a thunderstorm started to move in. The wind whipped up and the sail did rise and fall by a couple feet. When the rain started, it was clear that the sail modifies the rainfall. It still comes through the fabric, but more finely. the bulk of it beads up on the top surface and runs down the material. Unfortunately, a 1 ft slope isn't enough to stop water pooling in the center, sagging the material and then dripping hard through the material at that low point. It wasn't real hard rain, like we can get. So, I'll have to observe the performance and center sag in another storm. I might be able to lower the west end by another few inches if that would help drain the water away better.
So, after an hour or so, the Shade&Beyond sail is doing what we wanted. It's a good product at a great price and seems to be well constructed. Only time will tell on the life and durability. Watch out for updates!
UPDATE 1:
While looking at my installation, I realized that I could improve the overall tension by moving the hooks on the 4 x 4's around the posts by 90 degrees and get a better line of action of the chains and turnbuckles, pointing more towards the center of the sail. A quick rework and the sail is now perfect - nice and taught across the whole surface! (see 12th and 13th photos - turnbuckle only and a view in the plane of the sail). I also lowered the west end hooks by a couple inches (to avoid the original holes), though I don't expect that to improve the rain run-off much at all. It's sunny again now. So, I'll have to wait and see if the additional tension and lower end helps that.
UPDATE 2:
Today has had all the types of weather but for snow! In the evening, we had another storm that the gutters couldn't even cope with. The shade started to load up with water and you could see the sag increasing. At about 4-5 inches of sag more towards the lower side, the water started running through that low patch (see video), with just single drips elsewhere. When the rain finally stopped, the material was seen to continue to sag somewhat as the pores do hold water. No dripping, but hitting the shade would release a fine water spray of trapped water. However, once the sail had dried out, the shade went back to it's previous height, with no sag or creases - awesome!
I'm guessing that to shed water, the slope needs to be at least 3ft. Now we just have to give the shade sail some time for a durability test
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Sarah Dougherty
value for money
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024LS
Good Value
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024farrah
Works great!
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024Jennifer
Blocks sun
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024BC
Will work for shiet-term shade
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024Annette Foster
Perfect for my needs...
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024