SUNLAX Sun Shade Sail 8' x 10' Sand Rectangle Canopy Sail Shade Cover UV Block Permeable Sunshade Outdoor for Patio Backyard (We Make Custom Size)

Beautiful color. Went up easily. Exactly what I wanted.

I bought this 12x16 sail in June 2020 and thought it would last 1 year. It's now April 2025 and it still looks great. I'm going to buy another for the other side of my yard.Great product and a great price. Highly recommend!!!!

We ordered two 10x13 beige Sunlax shades for our deck. The ones we received were cream-colored (nearly white). We suspect this unexpected color was due to a packing/shipping error, and (probably) not to inaccurate color representation in the Sunlax ad on Amazon. We kept one shade and returned the other. The shade we kept seemed well made, and was easy to install. Sunlax includes enough nylon ropes for about a 6-7' tie at each corner. We attached these ropes to the corner D-rings using rolling hitch knots (aka anchor hitches) so they would hold without slipping. The shade material provides reasonable shade in full sunlight, although you can still feel the warmth when the sun angle is high. During a light rain the water drained through adequately and the shade did not sag significantly. (We plan to take it down if heavy rain is predicted, to avoid heavy water buildup that could pull out the tie-down hooks.) The curved sides leave a 10-12" inward gap at each center point, which is closer to 10% of the side dimension than the 3-5% value mentioned in the ad. Possibly these gaps could be reduced by tightening the corner ropes, but we did not want to stress our tie-downs any further. One last note: after we ordered these shades from Amazon, we found them on sale directly from sunlaxoutdoor.com for about 40% less (not including shipping).

Great sunshade!bought multiple from this company and all lasted long and were durable in the rain and wind. Heavy duty grommets. NOT watertight (good or bad depending on need)

Perfect!!! Very strong have used it for two summers now.

Affordable and convenient way to make shade in the yard

I purchased this shade in April 23 2023 (LAST Spring). It was hung for first use on or about Memorial Weekend of last year and removed mid September. I have put up a square and a right triangle sail shade over my deck for at least 10 years. I have two connections on my house and three deeply set, tall 6” galvanized post (for commercial fencing) that are properly angled out and away from center with stainless eye lags running through for proper installation. meaning my shades are not bouncing around in the wind nor are they attached to tightly. This set up has literally worked for years!!! They are put up in the spring after the heavy pollen and removed, cleaned, air dried and packed away each fall.Every single sail shade I have purchased, exactly like this except for one has lasted for years!!!! Literally! At least three seasons. This one as well as the one exception have the same manufacturer error. The white strapping folded into the perimeter is NOT sown together where the cut ends overlap. Meaning, when hung and tightened the overlay perimeter stitches are stressed and snap instead of the torque being carried by the strapping as intended. Hence the popped seam. This is BS! I also can’t locate a contact for the company. Does anyone know how to contact the company????? This manufacturing fault is unacceptable and will cause your sail shade to fail well before it’s expected life!!!! Beware!!

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