SUNNY GUARDSun Shade Sail 10' x 13' Rectangle Sand UV Block Sunshade for Backyard Yard Deck Patio Garden Outdoor Activities and Facility(We Make Custom Size)

I needed a durable and stylish shade solution for my patio, and the SUNNY GUARD Sun Shade Sail has been a fantastic investment! It provides great coverage, is easy to install, and looks great in any outdoor space.What I Love:✔ High-Quality Fabric: The material is thick and well-made, with reinforced edges that prevent fraying.✔ Blocks the Sun, Not the Breeze: Provides excellent UV protection while still allowing airflow—perfect for keeping cool on hot days!✔ Sturdy D-Rings & Easy Installation: The stainless steel D-rings make setup easy, and with the right tension, it stays securely in place.✔ Custom Sizes Available: Love that you can order a custom size to fit any space perfectly.✔ Weather-Resistant: Has held up well in wind and light rain, proving its durability.Minor Drawbacks:➖ Hardware Not Included: It doesn’t come with mounting hardware, so be prepared to buy ropes, turnbuckles, or mounting brackets separately.➖ Water Permeability: While it provides shade, it’s not waterproof—which isn’t a big issue, but something to keep in mind.Final Verdict:If you’re looking for a durable, effective sunshade for your backyard, patio, or garden, this is an excellent choice! It provides fantastic sun protection, looks great, and is built to last. Highly recommend! 🌞🏡

I love that it is very sturdy and strong and provides a lot of shade. It is weather tolerable in this Arizona heat our second year having this. It really protects your vehicles from the sun. it also is very nice to be able to move the cars out and have gatherings underneath without having the heat bearing down on us. The color is beautiful, just as pictured has not lost any color at all. This by far was a good decision.

I had grand plans to cover my back deck since it'll scortch your feet in the afternoon. I installed hooks along the house, installed wood posts, and got steel cable in preparation. These look great, they feel very durable, and filter out the right amount of sun. They are a little heavy and stretched more than I was anticipating. I got everything up and taught and we had a short rain shower that evening. When I came out the next morning, they had snagged a couple of feet and foiled my plans for a backyard oasis. It could very well be operator error and my system but I ultimately decided to return them. If I can come up with a better support system, I would definitely buy again since they are a great value!

We purchased an 8 x 10 shade sail. Seems good quality and install was fairly easy. It looks nice and does what was intended. We will see how it holds up over time. We also purchased the install kit here on Amazon. Just had to add some chain to achieve the correct tension on the sail. Happy so far!

The SUNNY GUARD Sunshade Sail is a great addition to any outdoor space. The 10' x 13' size offers plenty of coverage, and the material feels durable and well-made. It blocks out the sun effectively while still allowing some airflow underneath. Easy to install and holds up well in wind and sun, perfect for patios, gardens, or backyard lounging!

It’s really good and protected by sun .

For 30+ years we have been living with a SW facing 2nd story deck that was always a problem around sunset. The sun's rays could not be blocked no matter what umbrella we used. I finally decided that we would try a sail and this was the best improvement I made to the deck since I recently refinished the surface.With roughly a 11' X 16' area to cover I ordered a 12' X 16' (about $43) allowing for a pitch downward of 25-30 degrees. The reviews and qualities of the sail were good with open-weave, slight stretch, UV block of about 80%, solid stitching and stainless fasteners. I first returned a tan sail because the color was not right but this "adobe" color provided just enough shade without being too red, ie, pleasing tone.Be aware that you do not get the material you need to fasten to your house or poles. With the sail you get nylon rope to use to attach, but I felt it too much of a weak/stretch factor and did not look professional enough. You need to buy an alternative separate. I chose a Sun Shade Sail stainless steel hardware kit (about $20 extra) which provides some optional pieces I did not use but still feel worth getting because you probably will not know what you need until you start hanging the sail.On the negative side there is really no instructions for installing the sail, how it is expected to perform over time or using the extra hardware.On the positive side, it's a pretty easy project. I installed the 2 D-hook fasteners to the house with the D-hooks of the sail using 1 carabiner each. Then I attached 2 "structural steel" 3/4" pipes (bought from Lowes) to my deck in two places using fasteners specifically made for this (extra strength, painted or galvanized. for 3/4 in pipe). Also, you need to buy the real sturdy 3/4 in pipe hooks to use from that section of the store.Finally, stretching the sail and installing. You should be able to stretch the material a bit by pulling it bhard, so keep this in mind on where to locate your poles. I used one turnbuckle to fine-tune this and ended up relocating a pole about 8" farther as you will notice the material stretch maybe 6 inches after being hung for a couple weeks and after some rain. It's solid as a rock and has stayed up in gusty winds.I have to say this is one of the best products I've bought in terns of doing the job I expected and the low cost of the project. it's not a difficult job to do and the sail can be taken down easily.

The stars because the shade is of good quality but I followed how to measure based on what the seller suggested… the shade length is way off. One side is too long and one side is way too short. So much so stretching won’t be enough. Disappointing.