Rectangular Sun Sail 185 g/m² Beige Garden Play Area Sandpit Shade Cloth Swimming Pool Trampoline Water-Repellent | Sansoti

A cool spot in the garden where the children can keep playing

This rectangular polyester sun sail with PU coating and a density of 185 g/m² provides shade over the play area, sandbox or above-ground pool in your garden. Choose a size between 200×300 and 300×600 cm and hang the sail from the fence, two posts or a tree using the included ropes — ready within an hour, without drilling into the exterior wall. The sand colour keeps the light soft instead of making the area underneath dark. That way, playing outside remains comfortable even on the hottest afternoons, and you do not have to move the parasol every half hour.

Why this sail works in a garden with children

• Covers the entire play area: one sail measuring 300×400 cm or larger covers the sandbox, paddling pool and seating area at once — no shade that keeps shifting away
• Stays where you hang it: four fixed attachment points instead of a parasol base that could tip over during play
• Water-repellent (400 mm HH): toys and cushions stay dry during a short summer shower
• Hang it without drilling: stretch it between the fence, trees or existing posts using the included ropes
• Easy to remove: unfastened and folded away within ten minutes when autumn arrives or you need the garden
• Soft sand-coloured light: it is cooler underneath, but not gloomy or dark

Designed for the summer when the garden becomes a second home

In practice, this shade sail is most often hung above a sandbox, above-ground pool, trampoline or picnic table. Parents also use it above the patio by the French doors, so both the dining table and play mat are in the shade. The 300×500 and 300×600 cm sizes are suitable for larger gardens and pools; 200×300 cm works well above a balcony or small back garden. The polyester fabric with PU coating blocks up to 98% of direct sunlight and stays taut all season. The larger sizes sell out quickly during hot weeks — more and more Dutch families are already putting one up in May.