Shade Sail – Large 3 x 5 m Rectangle with Reinforced Metal Corner Loops

Shade Sail – Fifteen Square Meters of Cover Over the Table and the Loungers

A single 3 x 5 m panel that covers a dining table and the chairs around it in one go, rather than in overlapping patches. Metal loops at each corner take the tension, and the ropes to pull it tight are included. The cloth is light, so getting it up is a two-person job at most.

Why choose a large rectangular shade sail?

Two small sails side by side leave a bright stripe down the middle, right where people sit. One long rectangle removes that problem and looks calmer overhead. At 3 by 5 meters it clears a full table setting with room to spare.

• 15 m2 of cover — one panel spans a table, the chairs and a lounger without gaps.
• Metal corner loops — solid loops sewn into each corner take the rope tension directly.
• Ropes included — tensioning lines come with it, so nothing extra is needed to hang it.
• Stays taut — properly tensioned it does not flap, which keeps it quiet on a breezy evening.
• Plain silhouette — a clean rectangle overhead that does not compete with the garden.

One clean rectangle overhead and the whole seating area drops into shade.

Fix the two long corners higher than the short end so water has somewhere to go. Walls, a pergola beam and a sturdy post all work as anchors, provided each one can take a firm pull. Slack is what tears a sail, so retension the ropes after the first few days of use.

Specifications

• woven Oxford outdoor fabric
• 3 x 5 m panel (roughly 10 x 16 ft, about 15 m2 of cover)
• metal loop sewn into each corner
• tensioning ropes included

Get it over the table before the next long evening outside.