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Waterproof Shade Sail Rectangular 2x3m Shade Cloth UV Protection for Terrace Garden Outdoor - Anthracite Grey

Name: Waterproof Shade Sail Rectangular 2x3m Shade Cloth UV Protection for Terrace Garden Outdoor - Anthracite Grey
Brand: TINOR
SKU: RN01922
Price: 17.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

Waterproof Shade Sail Rectangular 2x3m in Anthracite Grey is designed to provide effective UV protection for outdoor spaces. Made from 100% high-density polyester fiber (170g/㎡ PES polyester) with a PU coating, this shade sail is moisture resistant, mold resistant, stain resistant, and odorless. It blocks 95% of harmful UV rays (UPF 50+), creating a safe and cool area during hot summer days.

Technical specifications

Dimensions: 2m x 3m

Material: 100% High Density Polyester Fiber (170g/㎡ PES polyester)

UV Protection: Blocks 95% of harmful UV rays (UPF 50+)

Weight: 170g/㎡

Installation

Measurement is taken from D-ring to D-ring.

Leave 15-30cm space between the fixing point and the shade sail for accessories or rope.

Suggest a 40-degree mounting angle for maximum tension.

The seam area of the stretched canvas should point to the ground.

Usage

Ideal for patios, lawns, gardens, backyards, pools, courtyards, parks, carports, or other outdoor areas.

Provides a cool and shaded area during summer.

Other information

Not recommended for use in thunderstorms, heavy rain, storms, and snowy days.

Each corner features a 316 stainless steel D-ring for durability.

A thick webbing is sewn on the edge for added stability.

All edges have double-thickness reinforced stitching to prevent fraying and edge distortion.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Width
300 cm
Material
Polyester
Shape
Rectangular
Length
200 cm
Weight
1.2 kg
UV resistant
Yes
ManoMano Reference
ME93706244
MMID
818372579506
Product code
RN01922
EAN
9144702402210

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