Shade Sails

Triangle, square and rectangle shade sails in two fabrics: knitted HDPE that lets air through, or water-resistant Oxford for light rain. Sizes from 2 × 2.5 m to 4 × 7 m, with stainless steel fixing kits available. Free delivery to Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane metro.

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  • Grey knitted right-angle triangle shade sail over a deck with a hanging chair

    Knitted Right-Angle Triangle Shade Sail – Grey

    Knitted Right-Angle Triangle Shade Sail – Grey
    $69.95
  • Sand knitted rectangle shade sail on timber posts over a poolside fire pit lounge

    Knitted Rectangle Shade Sail – Sand

    Knitted Rectangle Shade Sail – Sand
    $79.95
  • Grey knitted square shade sail fixed to a house and trees over a patio lounge

    Knitted Square Shade Sail – Grey

    Knitted Square Shade Sail – Grey
    $84.95
  • Black knitted rectangle shade sail over a courtyard dining area and BBQ

    Knitted Rectangle Shade Sail – Black

    Knitted Rectangle Shade Sail – Black
    $139.95
  • Grey knitted rectangle shade sail over a timber deck dining area

    Knitted Rectangle Shade Sail – Grey

    Knitted Rectangle Shade Sail – Grey
    $84.95

CHOOSE YOUR FABRIC

KNITTED OR OXFORD?

Up close, the difference is easy to see.

KNITTED

KNITTED

BREATHABLEAir flows through the open knit
90–95% SHADE*Solid shade for decks, pools and play areas
NO WATER POOLINGRain passes through instead of sitting on top
SHOP KNITTED →
OXFORD

OXFORD

WATER-RESISTANT*Light rain runs off a sloped sail
DENSE WOVEN FABRICOpaque, smooth finish
READY TO HANGStainless D-rings + tensioning ropes included
SHOP OXFORD →

*Manufacturer specification.

How to install

Put up a shade sail in four steps

A quick overview with simple diagrams. Simple diagrams, step by step.

  1. Pick solid fixing points

    Masonry walls, structural beams, posts set in concrete or a large, healthy tree. Never gutters, fascia boards or thin cladding.

  2. Measure and choose your size

    The sail must be smaller than the space: leave 15–30 cm at each corner for the fittings. Our shade planner on each sail does the maths.

  3. Fix the corners

    Screw a pad eye into each fixing point, then link it to the sail's corner ring with a carabiner or a turnbuckle.

  4. Tension and slope

    Set corners at different heights so rain runs off, then tighten the turnbuckles until the fabric is taut. Take the sail down before storms.

Read the full step-by-step guide Not sure? Get a free shade plan

Ships from Australia

Ships from an Australian warehouse. Delivered in around 6 business days

Free metro delivery

Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane metro. Other areas quoted at checkout

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