Shade net - breathable, with double stitching and corner eyelets

Shade net - cut the glare in half while keeping the air moving

This net filters around half to sixty percent of the light, enough to reduce glare while remaining far from gloomy. The edge is double-stitched, and each corner has a reinforced grommet so the sheet can be stretched neatly. Four sizes cover balconies, patio tables, or campsites.

Why choose an air-permeable shade net?

Complete blackout makes two in the afternoon feel like evening. A medium shade level keeps the light natural and simply takes away its harsh edge. The air flowing through the fabric does the rest.

• Medium shade level: around 51 to 60 percent of the light is filtered, leaving it bright underneath.
• Double-stitched edge: the edge is sewn twice, where simple nets give way first.
• Reinforced corners: triangular corner reinforcements with grommets absorb the tension from the guy lines.
• Air flows through: heat rises through the fabric instead of building up underneath.
• For on the go: folds down small and light enough for a campsite or allotment garden.

Bright enough to read, cool enough to stay outside all afternoon.

Secure all four grommets rather than just two; otherwise, the loose sides will flap all day. At the campsite, poles at the two front corners and tent pegs at the back create a simple slope. Rolled up, it fits in a bag that can stay in the trunk between trips.

Specifications

• Nylon shade net, around 51 to 60 percent shading
• Sizes 2 x 2 m, 2 x 3 m, 2 x 4 m, and 3 x 4 m
• Double-stitched edge
• Reinforced triangular corners with grommets

Stretch it over the table and take the glare out of the afternoon.