winemana 50% Black Shade Cloth, 10 x 12 FT Durable Mesh Tarp with Grommets, Garden Sunblock Shade Cloth Shading Antifreezing for Plants Cover, Greenhouse, Barns Kennel, Patio, Tomatoes

Hyuse shade cloths in replacement for shade sales. For the years I have found that in a Florida climate the shake loss are 100 times better than a canvas shade sail. They don’t they don’t hold water, they hold up really well to wind and rain as long as you keep them taught. Yes they do rip after a while and get small holes in them but you can pretty easily so those together with fishing line or anything else you got laying around. I’ve purchased from this company before just make sure you always get the shade sails that have the extra stitching on the edges make sure you keep it nice and tight and use a bungee style rope In each eye hole

It has survived every wind, rain, snow and ice storm. The only mistake was mine. It was coated in heavy ice and I was worried about it. I went underneath it and started trying to break the ice and lighten the load. In the end I realized that if I would have just left it alone everything would have been fine. The process of trying to break the ice caused it to rip in 1 little area, thats when I stopped and waited till it all melted off. Take it from experience, if you don't take it down before the ice develops, just leave it be, it's pretty tough and well made.

I purchased the 50%. It was replacing the 40% that I purchased last year. It does not seem to be as dark as the 40% from last year. It lasted all last season, and I took it down for the winter. Put it back up this season, but only lasted half the season. That said 1 1/2 seasons seems to be pretty good for the price. My vegetables definitely are better for it. Location- central Texas.

I installed this over part of the chicken run to give the chickens a little shade in the hot summer sun. Works great, no problems, good value for the money.

Bought this to keep leaves and other debris out the pool for the winter, way cheaper than a winter cover sold specifically for pools. It's been on the pool for about 3 months now, and there are no holes or rips.We have a 16' round above ground pool. Put some treated 2x4 lumber across in two places to help support the netting and keep it out of the water. Next year will probably use PVC or something as the 2x4 has bowed from no center support across the long span.We secured it with zip ties through the grommets and looped/knotted the corners around the frame, this was plenty big enough to cover our pool. Pulled it tight across the 2x4 and frame. The wind (or leaf blower!) blows the leaves away. There is small debris that has fallen through but it will be easy to vacuum and filter that out come spring when we take the cover off. We could also loosen a corner and put the robot vacuum in there if it accumulates too much.We live in the south and we've not gotten snow or ice, don't usually get much accumulation so I can't speak to how it will hold up to that.Overall very pleased with how it's worked to keep the water clean. Last year around this time the water was green, just keeping the big debris out has kept the water clear and mostly clean.

Had a corner grommet just pull out the plastic around it did nothing to reinforce it and the stitching has started to fall apart. The shade cloth itself does pretty well and is of decent quality as far as I have used it. Just don't count on the outter edges holding up.

Súper padre , era lo que esperaba para mi patio

We use this at our chicken coop to provide shade and cool down our chickens. Our chickens have walked on it, we've nailed it to the coop and wire tied it to the fence. It is holding up well. It did rip, but we are fully aware that we are not using this as it is intended and likely putting more strain on it that it normally would have.

Deja pasar un poco de sol, pero sin duda ayuda mucho a disminuir el calor intenso y las quemaduras por sol

I needed something to provide some temporary shade on the deck. This is a cheap option and worked quit well. It is very light/thin material which doesn't turn into a sail if the wind picks up (within reason).

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