13.12 ft Outdoor Shade Sail for Patios and Yards

$69.99 USD

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Keeps the ground clear. Hangs overhead, leaving room below for chairs, tables, loungers or a grill.
Broad overhead shade. A 13.12 ft sail stretches between walls, posts or trees.

Description

13.12 ft outdoor shade sail.
For a patio, deck, garden seating corner or poolside.
Stretches between fixed anchor points such as house walls, sturdy posts or trees.
Leaves the ground underneath clear.

Features

13.12 ft shade sail
Hangs between fixed anchor points such as walls, posts or trees
Leaves the ground underneath clear

FAQ

How big is it?
13.12 ft. The shape is not stated in the listing.

How is it installed?
It stretches between fixed anchor points such as house walls, sturdy posts or mature trees.

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Shade sail hung between a house wall and posts casting shade over a backyard patio dining set

Shade Overhead, Floor Space Clear

A 13.12 ft shade sail that hangs overhead to cast a broad pool of shade across a patio, a deck, a garden seating corner, or the ground beside a pool.

Rather than sitting on legs the way a parasol does, it stretches between fixed points at the edges of a space, which leaves the floor area clear underneath for chairs, a table, loungers, a grill station, or a play area.

That open footprint is what tends to make this style the easier choice on a small terrace.

Macro close-up of a taut corner point and stitched edge of the outdoor shade sail

A Clean Plane Against The Sky

Visually the sail reads as a clean geometric plane against the sky, so it changes the feel of a yard without adding the visual bulk of a solid roof or a frame structure. It is offered here in one style option.

Hung high, it works as an architectural gesture over a whole seating group.

Slung lower and closer to a wall, it becomes a more sheltered nook and gives a defined edge to an otherwise open lawn.

13.12 ft outdoor shade sail for patios and yards

Plan The Layout Before Hanging

Pick anchor points such as house walls, sturdy posts, or mature trees, and set them at slightly different heights so rainwater runs off one corner instead of pooling in the middle.

Pull each corner taut so the fabric does not flap in wind.

Take the sail down ahead of storms and through the winter months, and let it dry completely before folding it away for off-season storage.