That said, if you live in a location that gets snow in winter or has a rainy season, you may want to store your shade sail for part of the year. All offer some degree of UV protection (typically up to 95 percent) and are made to hold up to the elements. The majority of shade sails are water-resistant, but not waterproof, made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) fabric, which stretches and allows air to pass through. There are also complete hardware kits available for as little as $20. With some of the budget buys, you'll have to spend a bit more on supplies, though items like mounting brackets, hooks, and carabiners aren't terribly expensive. The pricier shade sails on our list include all the hardware you’ll need for installation. While they're perfectly nice hanging solo, in some spaces -particularly narrow ones - using two or more can create an elegant, upscale look. You have a choice of three: triangular, rectangular, and square.
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The majority of shade sails come in several sizes (and colors), plus there are custom options available.
Keep in mind that the shade sail will expand and contract slightly (likely no more than a half-inch) depending on weather conditions. A good rule of thumb is to add at least 2 inches on all sides beyond the area that will be shaded. The most important thing to determine is just how much space you want to cover. We've outlined the most important below, and offer installation tips. There are a few basics to nail down before you shop, starting with finding the right size and shape.
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