ColourTree 14' x 21' x 25.2' Turquoise Right Triangle Sun Shade Sail Canopy Mesh Fabric UV Block & Water Air Permeable - Commercial Heavy Duty - 190 GSM - 3 Years Warranty - Custom Make

Sails are well made and provide shade as advertised. I ordered 3 identical sails - all in brown. One was a different color of brown than the other 2 (lighter). It wasn't noticed until install date and too late to return for exchange and stay on schedule.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love the look of our new sun shade sail canopies. They are the perfect match for our space and branding for our winery. Sciandri Family Vineyards in Napa

Heavy duty, quality product. No fading or rotting from the sun. My first one looks brand new after 4 yrs. The 2nd. one I purchased hangs side by side %26 you cannot see any color differance. Highly recommend.

Highly recommend. Our 6th shade sail over the years. We have 3 hanging. Love the quality

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We combined this with a right angle sail to provide additional shade for our pool. It looks good and compliments our yard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great product that stands up under our harsh summer conditions.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Solid build and nice color. Looks like its going to last a while.

Triangle Shade Sail Review: A Cool Addition to Your Outdoor Space Product: [Name of Triangle Shade Sail] Overall Rating: [Star Rating] Summary: A triangle shade sail is a versatile and stylish way to add shade and protection to your outdoor space. Whether you're looking to create a cozy seating area or provide shade for your patio or deck, a shade sail can be a great solution. Pros: * Provides shade and protection: Shade sails can help to block harmful UV rays and reduce the temperature in your outdoor space. * Versatile: They can be used in a variety of settings, from patios and decks to gardens and pool areas. * Stylish: Shade sails come in a variety of colors and styles to match your outdoor decor. * Easy to install: With the right hardware, shade sails can be relatively easy to install. Cons: * May require some maintenance: Shade sails may need to be cleaned or repaired over time. * Can be affected by wind: Strong winds can cause shade sails to sag or become damaged. * May not provide complete coverage: Depending on the size and placement of the shade sail, it may not provide complete coverage from the sun. Conclusion: If you're looking for a way to add shade and style to your outdoor space, a triangle shade sail is a great option. They are versatile, easy to install, and can provide a significant amount of shade and protection from the sun. However, it's important to consider factors such as maintenance, wind resistance, and the desired level of coverage before making a purchase. Would you like to know more about specific brands or models of triangle shade sails?

I got a great deal on this. It was only for this teal color but according to my research 16 ft by 16 ft triangles like this basically in any other place online are upwards of $200 and I got this 16x16 foot teal triangle sun sail for only like 55 bucks I think. It would be nice if it came with an installation kit but they sell them for like 30 bucks on Amazon, in all kinds of different versions depending on how you think you're going to want to hang yours and whether or not it's a triangle or a square or you're hanging multiple sails etc. You definitely have to hang it, then leave it in the weather for at least a week - let it get rained on, let it get some sun, let it naturally stretch itself out from being crumpled and bent in the packaging - and then after a week or so has gone by, go back to each of the corners, untighten and retighten them to get it pulled as tight as it really can go once it's fully stretched out. The only negative thing I have to say about it is that I expected it to be a perfectly even symmetrical triangle and it is not. I actually turned it all three positions it could go in in the space I was putting it to prove to myself that it really would need the hangers in different places depending on which way I spun it. If it were really a perfectly even symmetrical triangle it wouldn't matter which way I turned it, it would look exactly the same and the hangers would go in the same place now matter which way it was turned and that's not the case here. It had a totally different direction to it's reach depending on which way I turned it.

Color was a bit darker than the picture, but the measurements of the 16x16 where actually closer to 16.5x16.5, making it just too large for my application. At this rate, I should have ordered a 14x14. Fit in a shade sail is critical, and the worse thing you can have is one that is LARGER than the specifications. Small can still work, larger can't.