Sun Shade Sail Canopy - Primrose - Green - 3m Triangle

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This 3m triangle shade sail canopy in Green by Primrose is ideal for anyone seeking robust protection from both sun and rain. Its ultra-tight weave offers UPF50+ certified UV protection, blocking over 98% of harmful rays, making it perfect for unpredictable British weather. While excellent for cooler climates, its design does not feature the ventilation holes found in warmer climate models, which might be a consideration if extreme heat is a primary concern.

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ColourBlue
Model Part Number5056644947145
BrandKookaburra

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FAQs

What is UPF 50+?

UPF 50+ means the fabric has a Ultraviolet Protection Factor of 50 or more, indicating it blocks over 98% of harmful UV rays.

Is this sail shade waterproof?

Yes, the ultra-tight weave fabric is waterproof and ideal for shelter from rain.

What material is the shade sail made from?

It is made from high-density polyester (160gsm) which is UV stabilised and rot proof.

Do I need to buy fixing hardware separately?

Yes, a separate fixing kit containing posts, ropes, and tensioning hardware is required for installation.

How do I clean the shade sail?

The sail is machine washable at 40 degrees Celsius. It can also be wiped clean with a damp cloth and mild soap.

Can this shade sail be used in hot climates?

While it offers excellent UV protection, its tight weave is designed for cooler climates and does not have ventilation holes to allow hot air escape. For very hot climates, consider models specifically designed with ventilation.

What are the D rings made of?

The D rings at each corner are made from Grade 304 stainless steel for durability and rust resistance.

Troubleshooting

Sail is sagging or not taut

Check all anchor points are secure. Adjust ropes or turnbuckles to increase tension evenly across all sides. Ensure there are no obstructions preventing a tight fit.

Water pooling on the sail surface

Ensure the sail is installed with a slight slope or angle to encourage water runoff. Re-tension the sail if necessary, ensuring one corner is lower than the others.

Fabric appears to be degrading

Inspect for signs of excessive UV exposure or damage from sharp objects. While UV stabilised, prolonged extreme exposure can still impact fabric over very long periods. Ensure regular cleaning to prevent dirt buildup.

Stitching on the edges coming undone

This is uncommon with the strapped edges. If it occurs, it may indicate a manufacturing defect. Contact the retailer for potential warranty claims or repair options.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent UV protection (UPF 50+)
  • Waterproof, suitable for rain
  • Durable and UV-stabilised material
  • Easy to clean and maintain
  • Secure tensioning with strapped edges and stainless steel D-rings

Cons

  • Lack of ventilation holes may be less ideal in very hot weather compared to specific hot-climate models
  • Requires separate fixing kit (poles, ropes, etc.)

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your shade sail, you will need a separate fixing kit, typically including posts or sturdy anchor points, ropes or cables, and turnbuckles for tensioning. Ensure all anchor points are secure and can withstand tension. Attach the sail using the Grade 304 stainless steel D-rings at each corner to your chosen anchors. Adjust the tension evenly across all sides to create a taut surface, which helps with water runoff and prevents flapping in the wind. The sail is made from high-density polyester and is rot-proof. For cleaning, it can be machine washed at 40 degrees Celsius. For routine maintenance, brush off loose dirt and debris, or wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning tools that could damage the fabric.