ColourTree 12' x 12' x 17' USA American Flag Sun Shade Sail Right Triangle Canopy Awning Fabric - UV Block UV Resistant Heavy Duty Commercial Grade - Outdoor Patio Carport - (We Make Custom Size)

I was really worried about my chickens being in direct sun all day long. It was going to be very hot 110° and above. This shade was super easy for me to put up by myself. The shade is thicker and provides good shade. Also very sturdy, we’ve had high winds and they didn’t rip or tear like some sun shades seem to do.

Super easy and seems durable

I got this temporary shade to protect a seedling I planted from the Texas summer sun. So far it seems to have lasted good (cant say the same about my stretchers though). It’s been up about 3 months I havent seen any signs of wear. The only thing I would complain about the shade is that the coverage is pretty narrow towards the corners and that’s because of the stylish cut design. You’ll probably need 4-5 of these to cover some usable area and then the setup get’s a bit tricky with the posts.

I like it. Worked well for me and, in Florida, there’s no need to wash it after a few years because it’ll just disintegrate in a hurricane should you choose to leave it up as I stupidly did. Cheap enough to replace quite easily, though.

We had an umbrella but it’s windy in our yard because we back to an open field. We had a shade sail years ago and decided to try that as an alternative. It provides just enough shade and looks fantastic. It’s withstood several windy days now. We are considering buying a second one for the other part of the deck. Very pleased with our purchase.

I bought 2 for the backyard, I like the material and it’s been about 6 months no discoloration at all

I live in NM and the winds here are excessive in the spring and fall. I put these up in my stucco home with the hardware recommended for sun sails and have had no issues with them weakening or coming out of the walls. I can leave these up in the winter too, and have but last year I took them down when it started snowing because they tend to just hold a lot of snow and I got tired of going out with a broom to push on them from below to empty them. Just easier to take them down in winter. I have them all around my property now. Just the perfect amount of filter for the hot summer sun. They still let light through so they aren't real darkening. I got the light grey ones in front and beige in back. Great value for the price. I would and have recommended them to friends and others.

The shade sail came very, very wrinkly, and the material is not like Sunbrella (or like patio chairs or roll down shades) it’s much crunchier like a tarp. Once stretched hard the wrinkles smooth out a bit, and I have a feeling the material will deteriorate quickly in the Arizona sun, but the price was right and hopefully it’ll block some westward sun from my front door in the afternoons. I have yet to see how it holds up in the wind or rain.