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The vidaXL Sunshade Sail is an ideal solution for homeowners and families looking to create a comfortable, shaded outdoor living space in their garden, terrace, or balcony. This 6 x 6-meter square sail offers a significant 90% UV protection rate, making it perfect for extended outdoor relaxation, though users should note that the fabric is permeable, meaning it will allow water to pass through during heavy rain rather than acting as a waterproof cover.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 311554 |
| Brand | VidaXL |
No, the fabric is wind and water permeable, which makes it breathable but not waterproof.
While it can be set up by one person, it is recommended to have two people to help stretch the sail evenly during the tensioning process.
No, the kit includes the sail, ropes, and fasteners; you will need to provide your own anchor points or poles.
A gentle wash with a garden hose and a soft cloth is sufficient for general cleaning.
The material is specifically treated to be resistant to discolouration from UV rays.
The sail offers approximately 90% UV protection.
Increase the tension on all four corners using the included ropes and ensure the anchor points are sufficiently rigid.
Adjust the mounting height of one or more corners to increase the incline, which will allow rainwater to run off the surface.
To set up your sunshade sail, identify four sturdy anchor points that can handle the tension required to keep the fabric taut. Use the included stainless steel fasteners and 1.5-meter ropes to secure each corner. For optimal performance, ensure the sail is installed at a slight angle to allow for adequate water drainage. When it comes to care, the HDPE material is inherently low-maintenance. To clean the sail, simply hose it down with water or wipe it with a damp cloth if specific spots appear. Avoid using harsh chemicals or pressure washers at close range, as these may damage the weave. During severe winter months or high-wind storm warnings, it is recommended to take the sail down to preserve its longevity.
