Paradise 12' x 16' Sun Shade Sail Rectangle Canopy Patio Cover Sunlight Block Awning Heavy Duty Commercial Grade for Backyard Lawn Garden Outdoor Activities, Brown

Installed 2, 10x17 shade sails and really love them. High quality, nice material, well constructed. Came with some nice white rope but didn't end up using that. They stretched out nice and so far have done really well in strong winds. The color is perfect for our patio and home which is what we were hoping for. They don't stop rain but do provide some protection until it starts raining hard. Great shade, early 15 degrees lower on my patio with these.Highly recommend using heavy porch swing spring on each corner to provide some flexibility in the wind.

Great quality for a solid price. Love the 2 tone look which worked perfectly with my patio cabana. Be sure to do your research for proper installation/mounting and using a hyperbolic paraboloid sail configuration for optimal use.

Great product. Works like it should. We doubled up layers with a second one on our back porch for extra sun relief and it was so worth it. We took it down during the winters but it lasted us from 2019 to summer 2025. This year we are replacing because the edge got rubbed raw where we had it anchored over a piece wood. Still worked but we didn't care for the look and figured the integrity may have been affected, and since we live in a windy area thought it may be best to replace. Ordering more now ! Highly recommend.

Product arrived in a timely manner & was adequately packaged (no damage). Appears to be of good quality & is a great value for the money. However, time will tell regarding the overall durability of the product. Very satisfied with the purchase of this product at this time.

10x10.Just as advertised.Thumbs up.

Buen producto es la segunda vez que lo compro pues necesitaba otro y lo recomiendo

We put this up in 2018 and never once took it down until this past winter, because although we rarely get heavy snow in Knoxville, TN, when it does it tends to pile up in it and hang there, stretching it out, until the snow melts, because it was too heavy for me to push it up and dump it.Anyway, when we took it down I noticed the thread was loose and the seam was open a good 6" length at the side (no seams within this shade, it is woven; just the edges.). So with it down, we took it as a time to put up a waterproof one, because although this will deflect some rain, it definitely is not waterproof.Yeah, right. It turns out that the water resistant ones aren't as stretchy, and it did not fit at all. It was so off, my husband actually accused me of buyin the wrong size. LOL So this is back up, seam repaired, and I am toying with buying a second one for when it ultimately fails.My one complaint is that the D rings on each corner have rusted. I toyed with dousing them in Rustoleum when we had it down, but that would just rub off.Update: one severe windstorm later, and the side seam has come apart, even worse. Still functional, but the reinforcing strap that is in the seam is now dangling. So I am ordering a new one to put up in the spring.

I’ve bought w we unite a few shade cloths, this seems better , girlfriend bought one too , already hung hers , we will see how long hers last. Will do another review in a year or less.Hanging my soon , need to get hardware..will post pics later.