Petra's 20 Ft. X 10 Ft. Rectangle Sun Sail Shade. Durable Woven Outdoor Patio Fabric w/Up to 90% UV Protection. 20x10 Foot. (Terracotta)

Going on two years and could not be happier! Word to the wise, I initially set this sail up with 3 points on the house and one 4"x4"x16' post (with 3' buried into the ground with concrete). After a few months, the 4x4 snapped in a bad storm. I decided that kind of stress was not good on the house so I opted for 6x6 posts at all 4 corners. The 6x6s have held up all year with no problems.One improvement I made this year was to install a metal wire between two of the opposite corners. Without the wire, the sail will sag during hard rain.I thought (for this price) the sail would only last a couple years, but at this rate, it will last for 4-5 (at least).

For the price, you can't beat the quality. It took a while to figure out how to get it to not sag. But once up, we added lights and viola! Patio paradise! And when I say "we" I really mean my husband;)

Make sure you have really good spport posts on all four corners so u can really make it tight, or else it won't look good. Overall very pleased with the product

This really transformed the way we use our deck in the summer. We get full sun from 10-7 during much of the summer and the deck is too hot to enjoy. The hardest part was placing one post in super-packed clay. I tied into other post already present for the other (a 38" post, part of the deck support that is also used for deck railing by attaching a 7' post to it - it really didn't look bad or out of place). It takes some adjusting and readjusting as the material stretches but now after 4 months I think it's done. I've only dropped it once during a storm front. It's held up very well. I wish I could get some of the wrinkles out but they're not super noticeable.

For the past few years we have been searching for a solution to the tremendous afternoon summer sun the front of our house gets. Short of permitting a big expense for a front porch roof addition I came across this sun shade. We still get just the right amount of sun filtering through but the oppressive heat is no longer an issue. It has also made the front of the house feel like an extra living space we weren’t able to enjoy previously. We did also add galvanized wire through each side in order to make the shade sturdier and less susceptible to wind gusts. Wish I had found this sooner!

Horrible shade that sags and stretches when wet with no recovery after adjustments. Very permeable so doesn't protect you from rain. It will all fall upon you. The seams appear to be done ok. Looked ok upon install and horrible after a few rainy days. Shade adjusted yet still saggy. It was installed last week and already poor quality.

This is our 2nd purchase. It’s very well made and a great product for beating the summer heat.Here’s a pic of our back deck. I used to largest fabric to draped the clear plastic awning to help reduce the heat by at least 8 -10 degrees.I used my first purchase to drape the skylight windows in our kitchen - keeping the house nice and cool when temps reach 92degrees.

This is an awesome tarp for the price, just make sure to get your angles right. This is the year 2 and it's still holding up strong