Windscreen4less 8' x 8' x 8' Sun Shade Sail Triangle Outdoor Canopy Cover UV Block for Backyard Porch Pergola Deck Garden Patio (Beige)

These are really good so far. I purchased 3 and they overlap slightly to block sun on one side of my house. They filter the light well enough to not heat up the windows or walls nearly as much as without these. I would say an easy 40 degrees or so cooler on the window glass on my interior after installing these. As far as durability goes, so far they have been great. Although, this is going to be the first summer they will be in. It will be interesting to see how they hold up in the hot California sun all summer. I tend to not update these reviews, so honestly the summer heat and sun will be the ultimate test! But for the price I paid for these... about $25 each, you really cannot go wrong. The materials and design are built sturdy like other reviewers have stated, it's true! Nice metal rings with strong stitching and the fabrics they use for the main sail and the corners and edges are all made with strength and durability in mind. No issues with build quality so far. Make sure all of your mounting points allow you to pull the corners of the sail very tight. I am using a 750 lb test paracord to string these to 8 inch galvanized eyehole lag bolts into a clay hill side, and roof eve screws with anchors and brackets (from a kit for this on amazon), and you can pull the paracord super tight. I have one paracord run going over 20 feet and there is very little sag I have pulled it so tight, and it is holding just fine! These look pretty ratty when they are not pulled tight. But once tight, they look really nice like at a high end resort pool area or something. Very cool, literally!

I was not quite sure what to expect because I've only ever used umbrellas, however I live in a very hot but VERY WINDY area. In the past 3 years I've gone through 3 umbrellas. Even expensive ones would not hold up and I was sick of dumping money into them, so thought I would try this instead. Bought to use on the sideof my house over my pool. My first impression was at how heavy and durable the fabric seems and seems to be reinforced very well! It's beautiful, I bought it in beige, and it is gorgeous, it actually has a subtle gold sparkle, which i LOVE and didn't show in pix online. A few things 1. You really need at least 2-3 people to help with placement and hanging to make sure it's done correctly. 2. The rope it comes with for me was not enough and was too thick and slick 3. I anchored 2 sides to the side of my house, under the eaves and the other side to my fence post using sturdy hardware to anchor and metal carabeaner hooks for easy takedown and to make more sturdy. * if I did it again I would recommend ratchet straps, honestly I think that would be easiest to adjust and take down, but hind sight outta always 20/20!:) So far, I haven't had any extreme wind, so still have to see how it holds up, only had up fora few days So far, this is awesome and much preferred to umbrella! Light color so still lets light thru but provides very nice shade! I wouldn't think twice about buying again! Highly recommend!!!!

I used these windscreens on my balcony. I love the colors and they do a nice job providing some shade in the hot summer months. I had these up for three years. At the end of the third summer they started to tear. One tore slightly and the rest were faded and had a few small tears in them. The first two years I had them I kept them up year round and the third year I took them down in winter. I think if I had done that the first two years they may have lasted a bit longer. I used eyelets and carabiners to hang them up. We get quite a bit of wind hear and they never came down. I loved theses so much I am going to order them again. Keep in mind I don't think they are intended to last more than three to five years depending on what type of weather you get in your area. I hung these South facing so they received quite a bit of sun. Also keep in mind red and orange fade faster than other colors. I have two red and two orange.

Great! Provides enough shade and good quality. Have had for a couple years now. No tears. The metal rings did get rusty, but that’s expected.

5 stars for value, this worked for a shade for our Koi and plants. Lets the rain through, shades our Koi and "so far" has ridden through several Midwestern storms with no issues. The supplied rope is too short to be of any value so throw it away and you can buy all the hardware necessary to anchor it down at the local hardware store. Each installation is going to vary in its requirements anyway so you might as well figure out exactly what you need and get it locally after you get the Canopy. Things to think about... - type and length of rope, stay away from stretchable rope like cotton. - best anchor type for the surface your connecting to - how high off the ground do you need to not be in the way (higher is better) - do you need to construct anchor points, e.g. do I need to put down a posts in the ground or can I build off something else. In my picture I was able to extend a corner fence post for a connection point after laying it out. - Maintenance, you will need to occasionally tighten the ropes or store for winter, how easy is this done? (FYI - mine has been up for two months now and have not had to adjust) Even though we had the dimensions prior to ordering it seemed to work out better to lay it out to see where the connections points should go to best keep the canopy taunt. We actually changed our mind after we could see it in place moved it around to find the best angle, height and where to connect. 16 foot does not seem as large and imagined, should have gone with the 18 footer, but that's my fault. I like it and recommend it.

It meets all of the specifications in the description, but I would say it is 'fabric' in only the most technical sense. Feels like a plastic tarp when you handle it. It has a three year warranty but I would be surprised if it makes it half that, even with me taking it down for a the winter. Okay for what it is, but I won't be looking to buy it again.

haven’t used it yet but love the prisuct

These are the third or fourth replacements. Couple different suppliers - these windscreens4less are in line with the better ones - D rings not rusting, double looped. (prosource Nov 2015 was a single loop). Good for two or three seasons, maybe four depending where you are i guess, winter storage, and how many cats decide they are hammocks. very cute ... until they fall thru an old one, no rip stop material here. Spare one handy. shade that is. Original plan was three 16x16x16 triangle shades out to steel posts placed away from the house in a way to maximise the shade sail coverage while keeping the posts to three, outside of the deck. Two more sails have since been added once the angles were figured and another anchor point added to the house. Triangles bow inward under tension, so the overlapping shades give fuller coverage, even double shade is nice in a few places, and keep it more interesting, especially if you can figure alternating tie off heights. square is just square. Noteworthy Extra Hardware used: 3/16" Dacron rope. DavisRopeAndCable dot com Stainless Turnbuckles. Sailrite dot com shades replaced, hardware holding strong. all the shade brands seem to provide the same basic white rope for tie offs where direct D ring to metal connectors cannot be made to the anchors. for a quick temporary placement the rope is ok - it is soft and easy to work with ... but will stretch and the shades will flap, shortening their life. if you look closely at the large shade installations at resorts or parks, they use steel cable under high tension. they even have the cable run through all the sides of the shades for extra tension. high quality shades too most likely. thousand$. didn't want fuss with steel cable initially, and ended up never seeing the need. The cheapest closest easiest to work with alternative i could find is Dacron (high strength polyester made by DuPont). US made rope. about 15c per foot for 3/16". it is very low stretch black rope. holds knots well. UV and weathers well. stephen davis at davis rope and cable assembly supplies tower rigging companies, but worked with my little order and walked thru explaining the rope on the phone. order was delayed due to staffing and sickness, extra rope length was thrown in. just because. can't beat that. that was 2017. 2021 I'm about to use him again for zip line rope and car port elevator winching lines. whatever tightness you can get the shades to with the rope, the better ... i've used the cheap white rope as a come-along, several loops back and fro the D ring and anchor, even pulleys, just for fun. whatever, the final tension on the Dacron is best/easiest done with a turnbuckle between the rope and anchor. there are plenty turnbuckles for sale here on amazon ... but mostly galvanised that will rust/seize pretty quickly. found a few stainless ones for $70 or so. each. eek. hence the mention above. around $15 or so, for a strong closed end stainless turnbuckle, with locking nuts. over time a new shade will stretch some; the turnbuckle allows additional tension to pick up the slack - so long as you got enough tension initially with the rope, allowing use of the full turnbuckle length later to pick up slack rather than re tying the rope. hope this helps someone do a shade install a little more robustly - no floppy sails!

Used for shade on our Pickleball court. Strong material with heavy grommets; we used straps and encl hardware to hang it and it has held up well.

I bought this thinking it would look a bit like the picture ( material ) but no it's more like plastic straw texture is feels like raw plastic , picture don't show well , and they won't let me refund my idem ,

Buen producto, de buena calidad y entrega rápida .

Held up to strong winds and rain!

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