TANG Sun Shades Depot 10' X 15' Rectanlge Waterproof Knitted Shade Sail Curved Edge Red 260 GSM U*V Block Shade Fabric Pergola Carport Canopy Replacement Awning Customize Available Review

Size was right for what I was looking for as hard to find a 10x15 sun shade. However after 1 month the D rings started to rust and bleed into the material which hasn't happened in sun shade bought from Love Story brand. Also it could be psychological but the material feels thinner than other sun shades purchased. Did contact customer service that recommend spraying with WD-40, but shouldn't have to do that for a supposed waterproof sun shade. Would have been easy if they just used stainless…

I recently bought the 10x15 rectangular sail in gray. It looks great and has excellent quality. To install, I went to my local big box hardware store and I bought 4 eye-screws, 4 carabiners, 4 quick-links, and 2 turn-buckles. Once in place and under tension, the shade sail looks great with no wrinkles. You may need to add wire rope extensions for your application. Tang guarantees the sail is waterproof. I'm still waiting for rain to test it out. stay tuned for an update.

Bought thus to keep the weather of my back deck. I tried to install it with all 3 sides level and the first time it rained, it filled with water. I adjusted 1 side higher about 2 inches, one side lower 2 inches and left one hook point alone. Works as advertised.

Love the quality and style of this waterproof sunshade! Water runs off nicely and creates a cooler area to get out of direct sun. Made well with rings on four corners with durable stitching. Form meets great function with a cool "sky and clouds" design ! Thanks !

We get some pretty good winds through here and the shade has handled them quite well. I did take it down when we expected 60 mph gusts, but it has easily handled 30. Getting a good angle for drainage has been a little tricky, but I'm sure that's just my particular situation. So far, very happy with it.

I'm impressed with this tarp. I bought a 10'x20' and have it suspended over an alley between two buildings. Tarp has filled with rain water several times because my slope is not quite enough for drainage. I'm designing a few PVC pipe arches to help water run off. Bottom line is I've abused this tarp because I didn't know how rain would effect it. It has held up impressively well and is very strong. The tarp has sustained some damage due to the weight of the water, but I will replace it with the

I was trying to cover my driveway, specifically my car, as I have to leave it out and while this worked for a little while, as soon as the rain came (and winds) it stretched it out. It's almost resting on my car now. I'm now looking to build a pergola in its place.

Long term durability to be determined. That's my review! Repeals water as identified. Stretch tight and not loss of sewn seams.

The material is not waterproof and does not look as shown in the pics. Sent an email to seller and no response. Stay away from this product.

Pleased with this sail. It’s lightweight and seems well made.It doesn’t come with hardware, so we bought a kit. It does come with white rope, but we chose to use the rope that came with the kit instead.I don’t think these things are especially easy to install if you don’t do a little planning and measuring. Ha ha. But a lot easier than any other type of awning.We are really happy with this shade solution.

Shade didn't last 4 months. We heard a knocking sound walked outside and the shade was torn and slapping the side of the house.

We converted a grain bin into an art studio and needed a way to shade the back door from the sun in the afternoon. We chose two sun sails and slightly overlapped them. We used hardware and cables from the hardware store and anchored them to 4x4 posts set in concrete. Both sunsails are sturdy, well sewn. They add a splash of color, provide shade and help keep the rain away from the door. The built in curve fit the curve of our building. We chose a 12x12 shade and a 10x10 shade. Standard sizes…

I have used several different shade sails in the paste. We like them because they are an easy way to add shade. I previously owned the mesh type and they produced good shade. This time I decided to try a waterproof shade. The problem is when it rains. Since the sail is waterproof and there is no support in the center of the shade, water builds up in the shade putting a strain on the tie lines which have to be tightened each time it rains. There is a large water puddle sag in the shade and…