Shade Sail – Rectangular Sun Net with Reinforced Edge and Eyelets

Shade Sail – Cooler seating and softer light over the garden

A rectangular shade panel of woven HDPE that cuts direct sun while letting air pass through it. The border is reinforced and set with eyelets all round, so it can be tied to a frame, a fence or a set of posts. Fifteen sizes cover anything from a balcony corner to a full seating area.

Why choose a woven shade sail?

A solid cover traps heat underneath it and turns the space into an oven. An open weave holds back the sun but keeps the air moving, so it stays cooler in the shade than under a tarp. The same weave means wind passes through rather than pulling at the fixings.

• Open weave — blocks a large share of direct sunlight while air still moves through.
• Reinforced border — a stitched hem with corner supports that spreads tension evenly.
• Eyelets all round — tie it down at as many points as your frame allows.
• Fifteen sizes — from 2 x 2 m to 5 x 5 m, in rectangles and squares.
• Plant friendly — softens harsh midday light over beds and greenhouse tables.

Shade you can sit under all afternoon without the space heating up.

Tension it from every corner first, then work along the sides so it does not sag in the middle. It hangs over a pergola, between posts, along a balcony rail or flat over a plant bed. Hose it down at the end of the season and let it dry fully before storing.

Specifications

• woven HDPE panel
• fifteen sizes from 2 x 2 m to 5 x 5 m
• reinforced hem with corner supports
• perimeter eyelets for tie or hook fixing

Measure the space and pick the size that spans it.