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Shade Sail 3 x 3 m, Water-Repellent 665 mm Water Column, Ripstop Polyester, 93% UV Protection, Terrace, Garden, Balcony, Square, 2 m Ropes, Sand Yellow-JUSCH

Name: Shade Sail 3 x 3 m, Water-Repellent 665 mm Water Column, Ripstop Polyester, 93% UV Protection, Terrace, Garden, Balcony, Square, 2 m Ropes, Sand Yellow-JUSCH
Brand: TINOR
SKU: Ti-T4221
Price: 26.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£75.98~~

Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

General description

The Shade Sail measures 3 x 3 meters and is made from durable 160gsm ripstop polyester fabric with a PU coating, providing a water-repellent feature and 93% UV protection. It comes in a sand yellow color and includes stainless steel rings for secure installation. The product weighs 1.4 kg and includes 4 fixing ropes, each 2 meters long.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 3 x 3 meters (L x W)

Weight: 1.4 kg

Water column: 665 mm

Material: 160gsm polyester fabric with PU coating

UV protection: 93%

Installation

It is recommended to tilt the waterproof shade sail at least 25° during installation to allow rainwater to drain away.

Leave a space of at least 30 cm between the fixing point and the stainless steel ring for proper installation of ropes or other fixing accessories.

Ensure the sail is not hung upside down (the edge of the fabric should face down).

Tighten the sail regularly to maintain balance.

Usage

The shade sail is not machine washable.

Clean the sail with water (below 30°C) or a mild detergent.

Never use a hard brush for cleaning.

Store the sail in a place protected from strong winds, bad weather, or winter conditions.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Length
300 cm
Width
300 cm
Weight
1.4 kg
Material
Polyester

Advice from

Shade sail buying guide

Shade sails are large pieces of fabric designed to hang overhead and protect you from the sun and rain. But in order to choose the right model, you'll have to take your pick between various materials, shapes, colours and fixings. Read on to find the perfect shade sail for your outdoor space.

Read our guide

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