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Rectangular Shade Sail 4x4m Waterproof UV Protection Shade Fabric

£83.78
Sold by Selphora

Product information

Description

【High-Quality Materials】: Shade sail made of polyester fabric, waterproof fabric for sun protection, blocks 95% of UV rays, creating a more comfortable space.

【Easy to Install】: Sturdy stainless steel D-rings at each corner of the shade sail, plus four free 1.5m long ropes with strong stitching. A 20-40 degree angle is recommended for installation. The space between the corner and the connection point should be between 15cm and 30cm for easy hanging.

【Ideal Use】: Outdoor shade sails provide privacy, security, and coolness. Widely used in patios, lawns, gardens, swimming pools, ponds, decks, backyards, parks, carports, pergolas, walkways, and other outdoor areas.

【Note】: The shade sail is spliced and will have seams. Our product is waterproof, meaning it is resistant to mist and small water droplets. The product is not 100% waterproof and is not recommended for use in storms, torrential rain, and blizzards.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    Dark Grey
  • Width
    400 cm
  • Material
    Polyester
  • Sealing
    Waterproof
  • Shape
    Rectangular
  • Length
    400 cm
  • UV resistant
    Yes
  • UV protection
    Yes
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME227396132
  • MMID
    709651684965
  • Product code
    LINM-78795
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