TANG 14' x 22' Waterproof Shade Cloth with Grommets, Sun Shade Sail Rectangle Straight Side, 260 GSM UV Block Fabric Patio Canopy for Deck Carport Backyard Pergola Cover, Beige
$239.98
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RHFR18Y1422TN_SSD
- Brand
- TANG
- Package Quantity
- 1
- Make Type
- Custom
- Handling Time
- 3 Day(s)
- Size
- 14' x 22'
- Color
- Beige
- Waterproof Material: Constructed of 260 GSM high-density Polyester shade fabric. The fabric is coated to protect against light rain and won't fade or tear easily. Waterproof strips are applied to the fabric seams to enhance rain protection. Weather-resistant for year-round use
- Thickened & Straight Edges: The shade fabric features double-stitched reinforced seams; D-rings and evenly distributed metal eyelets enhance its tensile strength. The straight edge design increases the shading area, making it suitable for frame structures such as pergolas and greenhouses.
- Sun Block and Cooling: Shade cloth blocks up to 95% harmful UV rays, reducing the temperature underneath the sail. Ideal for patio, lawn, garden, backyard, pool, deck, courtyard, carport, or any other outdoor area to keep you cool in summer
- Easy to Install: Install the sail at a 20°–40° angle with maximum tension to facilitate rainwater runoff. The side with the waterproof strip faces the ground. If you prefer curved edges, please let us know; our professional American factory offers customization services
- Note: The fabric is stretchy. The title‘s sizes are for when it's stretched tight. Be sure to fully extend the sunshade sail when installing it, or it'll be too small. You could also pick a slightly bigger size
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Sunshades Depot Waterproof Shade Sail Canopy Tent Replacement is the most cost effective shade solution per square foot. Shade Sails protect and shade your outdoor areas. Also known as Sun Sails, shade sails make beautiful additions to your patio, backyard, or other outdoor areas, while providing excellent protection from the sun and its harmful UV radiation. A shade sail is the perfect alternative to a traditional pergola or covered porch. Floating and curvaceous, Shade Sails make an attractive addition to any property, and with the right design, they can enhance the existing property with artistic or architectural flair and style. Sail Shades are wonderfully versatile; they can be attached to homes, fences, trees, or patio columns. In addition, they can be supported by wood posts or steel columns embedded in concrete footings. They can easily be taken down seasonally if necessary. Shade Sails are the ultimate in stylish sun protection. You can creatively design your own little shady area in a courtyard, pool, gardens, children's play areas, car spaces, and even entry ways. The perimeter of each sail is designed with a gentle catenary curve inwards toward the center of the sail to control the fabric tension. Shade sails have reinforced webbing around the perimeter, and steel D or ""Delta"" rings at each corner. When properly tensioned, shade sail fabric will not wrinkle, sag, or flap in the wind. The Polyester material will keep you cool and out of the hot sun. This unique state-of-the-art material will block the sun and UV rays, and will withstand damages caused by moisture and natural temperature extremes. Washable with regular soap and water. Heavy duty design will not droop or sag.
| Package Quantity | 1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TANG |
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★★★★★★★★★★ Good overall, but be careful with it.So I bought a 14' x 22' to use as a canopy. I built my frame out of 1" EMT. I was very concerned about it working as I only have a 12 degree pitch to work with. It ended up working well except for getting it taught at the bottom (fascia in my case). The 4 corners you can put some serious tension on, but the grommets tear very easily. I used ratchet straps to pull it tight and it tore at the grommets. Luckily, I sort of planned for this and ordered it slightly larger (about 9 inches) than I needed. I ended up using spray glue (3M 90 bonded exceptionally well to it) and gluing the tarp to two sides of a 2x6 (one face and one edge). I attached some tie down rings to the 2x6 and then used the ratchet straps again to get it tight. Once tight, I fastened the 2x6 to my frame with screws, then removed the ratchet straps.. I was able to pull it so tight that it actually bent my frame a little. The end result is a canopy that is so tight that it almost sounds like a drum when rain drops hit it. Kind of loud, but it was a trade off to make it work with the 12 degree pitch. Even at 12 degrees, its so tight that water just runs right off it. I'm sure the manufacturer doesn't expect installs to go like mine, but I'm very happy with it. Since there's no slack at all, wind isn't a problem either. There's no way I would have been able to make this work with just the 4 corners and the grommets.
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