Shade Sail – Water-Repellent Rectangular Canopy with Eyelet Corners

Shade Sail – A Rectangle of Shade That Also Handles a Passing Shower

This square-to-rectangular sail hangs from a pergola, a pair of posts, or a wall bracket and covers a defined area rather than a vague circle. The surface sheds water and dries fast, so an afternoon shower does not end the evening. Four sizes run from 2 x 3 m up to 4 x 5 m.

Why choose a rectangular shade sail?

Most terraces are rectangles, and a rectangular sail wastes less cloth over the edges. Straight sides also line up neatly against a wall or a pergola beam. The result reads as part of the house instead of a temporary fix.

• Sheds light rain — water beads on the surface and runs off the low corner.
• Sealed seams — the joins are closed, so the panel holds its shape through changeable weather.
• Eyelet corners — reinforced corners with metal eyelets take the load where it is highest.
• Blocks sightlines — the dense weave gives a terrace some cover from windows above.
• Straps supplied — fixing straps and mounting ties are in the box for a same-day setup.

Straight edges, a clean line against the wall, and shade that lands where you sit.

Mount two corners high and two lower so water always has a direction to travel. Straps let you take the sail down in a minute when a storm is forecast, which is the honest way to make one last. Air-dry it before folding, since a damp sail in a shed picks up a smell nothing removes.

Specifications

• woven canvas with sealed seams
• four sizes: 2 x 3 m, 3 x 3 m, 3 x 4 m and 4 x 5 m (about 6.5 x 10 ft up to 13 x 16 ft)
• reinforced corners with metal eyelets
• fixing straps and mounting ties included

Measure the terrace, pick the size, and get it up this weekend.