Easy Gardener 75020R, Sun Screen Fabric, Reduce Temperature, Provide Shade, 6’ X 20’, Black

We purchased a large one. I was convinced to try it because it is made by the Jobes Company. It was easy to cut, then sew seams on the sides and top and bottom with my Bernina sewing machine. We hang it off our patio awning at the end where the sun creeps under. Works great, problem solved, thanks.

I put my Sun Shield on the open slats, of my deck. To attach, I purchased 12' of velcro ( cost me $12. at Walmart), sewed 6' to one end and 6' to the opposite end. The loop side I attached to the wooden slats overhead, at each end on the top of the long 2"X6" boards. I secured the loop strip with small "brad nails" every 8" or so. It worked perfectly. I can now attach the fuzzy side of the velcro to the loop side on top of the patio overhead wood slats, at both ends. At the end of the season, it can easily he taken down for storage by just pulling apart the two velcro pieces. It's been a week already and the wind hasn't separated the velcro strips, yet. My deck is small 8'X 10', I cut my 20' sunshield in half, so if the one I out, is to weather beaten at the end of Summer, I will have the 2nd half to use, next summer. I purchased the velcro without the sticky back, so mynsewing machine could easily sew the fuzzy side of the velcro onto the sun shield. Just be sure to lay it in the floor, pin the velcro down to get a straight line, doubling the sun shield fabric, repeat on both ends. Took me less than 45 minutes to mark, pin and sew both ends. Very, very happy with the results. Sunshield has just enough open weave to let light in, but keeps 75% of the harsh heat out. I give this product an A+++, so far.

This is the front because I lie and numb in my mobile home park there's not much shade in my front yard are there homes depending on if they're situated or have trees around them are. I put this and as you see my garden is flourishing and Vista you may not think which I didn't is super super durable it's already been through three of these major storms in Florida the recent ones to it whips and rips around and I just put them up connected to my awning with a large washer and a self-tapping screw one on each end I haven't even put one in the middle I would suggest getting the sunshade thread I think coolaroo makes it because you will wonder how to attach it to some things. Meaning in the front I put up two Shepherd's hooks and the cooler roostering also comes with a large plastic needle threading needle and I just we've been in and out of the corner of the material and around the shepherd's crook. Like I said there's no rips and it whips around the rain water goes right through it and some sun. I didn't take a picture of the backyard but I have the dogs little play area covered with this also very cool stuff no. I would suggest putting it anywhere else because actually you could see through it so if you're expecting people to come through

Since Texas decided to turn into a blazing purgatory for the summer (worse than usual I should say) I needed something to protect my newly planted shrubs. I used the shade cloth over a pvc frame to cover my garden bed and it worked great. It was too late to help the shrubs but the cacti and blackberries did great! The shrub death was really because it was already too late to help. Not because the shade cloth wasn’t shading.

I've used this brand before to put on fence for privacy. Lite enough for air to pass through & to barely see through (which is what I wanted). I needed privacy in my gazebo area too and secured this between the posts of one side, and again worked perfectly. I was happy Amazon carried this brand that I already had used & was happy with before. I live in small town where things like this aren't easily found. I like going with a tried and true product.

I is lightweight but worked well to shade my plants. It did not tear or rip, it is very durable as it was attached to trees and poles to place it over my plants to provide shade. We had almost 2 months of extremely high temperatures and my plants are doing well. I’m very happy with my purchase.

Absolutely wonderful!We had not one issue putting it up. We are in Phoenix area so when the sun is out, it's out in full force. This has yet to melt like some others did, and of course no tears during these crazy monsoon storms we are having. Wish we found this sooner.

Our new chicken coop/run is in a spot that gets hit hard by the sun. Our chicks needed shade so I purchased a few rolls of this fabric. Not only did it provide shade, it lowered the temperature in the run AND coop by 5-10 degrees!! Couldn’t be happier with this purchase. We just used a staple gun to install it. Highly recommend!!!

Mi esposa y yo hemos sufrido de enfermedades en la piel por lo que los doctores nos han prohibido el sol. Nos encanta chapotear en el verano en la alberca, y con la protección de esta malla que absorbe más de 90% de los rayos UV, nuestra piel está segura.

Es ideal para proteger del viento y el frío a las plantas que tengo en el techo y más ahora que el invierno está próximo

Extremely happy. Blocks the sun while allowing air to flor through

Used this to make a deck screened divider and sun shade. I have a triangular sun shade that I bought to hang overhead which was made commercially and you can see the difference in the weight, thickness, how much less it stretches, and the overall quality of the material, but the shade was three times the cost for a 10'x10'x10' triangle and this is definitely good enough for any projects or things that will undergo lighter wear and exposure to the elements. In short, it was perfect for my purpose and a material of the quality of commercial sun shades would have been an unnecessary added expense.

Fantastic product. Used it to provide sides and a top on a bali bed for our pool. Works great!