Coarbor 12'x15.99' Sun Shade Sail Outdoor Canopy Cover Rectangle Heavy Duty Shade Cloth for Backyard Yard Deck Patio Garden Outdoor, Beige

Must have for hanging at the pool. Simple to install and it keeps it shape. Ours is in direct sun all the time and it’s never faded! Great quality. It’s not waterproof but if you angle it right the rain just slides down it. Super cute over the patio.

The HOT West sun on my little apartment from 1:PM to sunset makes it miserable inside and outside all day and night. Electric bill was breaking the bank. I put my large green sun shade up in the morning before the heat hit. WOW! It was 95 degrees and humid here on the Texas gulf but the shade this baby created is so great I took the day off and drank ice cold tea in my lawn chair all day in the shade.My air-conditioning unit ran so little I'm actually looking forward to the next bill.It's quality is the best! Everything about it is top notch and the shadow cast of green is both kinds of cool. It's green shade covered a bit of my lawn and made the grass look wonderful.The only thing I don't like about giving such a great review is that once everyone starts buying them the price may go up.That's the end of this review, I'm headed back out the cool shade.

I purchased two of these several years ago. I have them installed vertically on the sides of an elevated porch. They've endured scorching heat, sun, rain, even a little bit of snow without issues, fading or stretching. I decided to add another this year so I came back for more. Gladly still available in the same size and color to match what I have.

Used in back pool patio. So far seems to be working well.Hasnt rained hard enough but seems to work well,Installation was quick.

Just bought and installed a 16'x20' beige sun shade sail in the courtyard of our winery and it looks great and functions as expected 2 days in. We used cam lock straps to hang it, even out the gaps on each corner, and tension it more or less to where we wanted, then went around and replaced each strap with a permanent turnbuckle/chain/quicklink setup. We hung two opposing corners higher (one even higher than the other) and the other two opposing corners at the same lower height and it's very visually appealing. We were fortunately installing between two building walls, one brick and one concrete, so used concrete anchors with eyebolts and I don't see them going anywhere.Haven't had any high winds yet, and we haven't had it up long enough to see if it'll stretch over the next week or two as some reviewers mention when first installed, but I'll add to the post if anything crazy happens, and we have plenty of turnbuckle tightening to go if it does loosen up a little.Overall very happy with it and the price, seems like a quality sun shade and we hope it lasts!Update: several years of using this sun shade and it’s held up great! Even bought a second one we liked it so much. We’ve had it up from May to October for 3 summers so far and no tears, rips, breaks, etc.

So far so good ! Needed some shade for courtyard I am redoing

Didn't really pay attention while ordering, and was surprised the side were scalloped the way they are, so the rectangular measurements are accurate, but not in the middle of the dimension. That's on me though. Now the good news, it was inexpensive, lasted the summer through some pretty hefty winds - maybe 50 mph on occasion, and lots of rain (waterproof in this case means the tarp may stay dry being nylon and all, but what's under it doesn't stay dry). The color hasn't faded in one summer (it's red). Took it down for the winter and it's still in good shape, I'll use it again next year.

Think outside of the box!! As I have just installed this shade I cannot attest to its quality just yet. I have no doubt this will work as we have a different brand over our patio. However, I do want to let you know that this installed perfectly on the trampoline to provide some sort of shade for the grandkids. I purchased the 8x8 square for a 12 ft trampoline. Honestly, I probably could have gotten a 10x10. Installed using the cloth rope provided, cut into four pieces, and zip tied the rope to the poles, pulling tight. We will take it down over the Midwest winter as we do our other but if it only lasts 1 summer, the cost is good enough to buy another next year.

Fit right in

Sun Sail was poorly packed, just shoved into the box. No rope, turn buckles, clips, and mounting brackets.

Had these up outside for half the summer took them down before the snow started here in southeastern ontario and the metal loops are all rusted.