Shop our Ready Made Shade Sails

Our Ready-made sail range comes in fixed sizes and three colour options.
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Square Shade Sail - Small

NZ$876.00

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Square Shade Sail - Medium

NZ$1,156.00

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Rectangle Shade Sail

NZ$1,364.00

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What makes our Premium Ready Made Sails so unique?

1. New Zealand made product made to exacting industry standards
2. Our sails have a full perimeter stainless braided wire making them tough for New Zealand conditions.
3. We take a 'no compromise' position when it comes to selecting hardware and fabric that best suits New Zealand conditions.

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Points to consider prior to your purchase:

To ensure we are providing you with the most practical product please read these key considerations.

1.  Where do you want the shade and at what time of the day would it be most useful.
2. Understand where North is in relation to where you want the shade and the time of day, as this will be helpful in deciding the size of sail and will also impact on where the fixing points could potentially be.
3. If installing a post we recommend a 1200mm deep hole.
   We would advise the smallest steel post to use would have an 80mm bore diameter and 4 mm wall thickness . We have eye bolts and nuts available to use as a fixing points on steel posts. Additional installation information is supplied with your kit.
4. Understand where your services such as power and water are so that you don`t accidentally dig into them. If unsure your local Council should be able to provide plans showing their location in relation to your post position. 
   If you have concerns about such things as the proximity of a post to your boundary, this too is a good thing to raise with your council so they can clarify the regulations for your area.
5. Your planned sail needs some `fall` built into its shape to help shed water and provide some dynamics to the sail to provide good tension through the fabric.
   You would want the lower corner(s) into a garden area or away from the house or area where you walk through for instance.
6. Once your fixing points are located or are known but not there yet, you may see that you require a lead wire or two to meet the sail in a corner(s).
   We have these made up in steps of 1000 mm , (see the products list). One end has a stainless thimble through it and is crimped already. We have stainless cable grips to complete the other end once that final distance is known. Additional installation information is included with your supplied kit.

 
Remember ; The Shade House have a variety of shade solutions that might be worth considering too, such as Awnings (manual and automated), drop screens(manual and automated) , Commercial Grade Cantilever umbrellas in many sizes and overhead shade for pergolas too .Call us today!

03 -6849000
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FAQ

Q – Do you have triangular shapes?

​We don't unless we are designing a be-spoke shade solution and in which case we would probably be using multiple sails carefully chosen to achieve sufficient shading .The rectangular and sqaure sails, when installed well look dynamic and are an efficient shade solution.

Q- Do you recommend or can advise on removable shade sail posts?

​From our experience there are some issues to consider and most importantly Health & Safety is a priority. The steel posts we use are heavy ,(nominal bore of between 80mm and 100mm and 4.5mm wall). Lifting them in and out of a 1200 mm sleeve concreted in the ground vertically is challenging, so though we have done this upon request, we find after a period of time they just remain in the ground.

Q- Do we need to maintain the hardware supplied in any way?

​No, the hardware supplied is stainless steel and designed for the outdoor environment. The adjustable turnbuckles and D's are pre-lubed prior to despatch.

Q- Is the fabric waterproof?

​A small amount of 'misting' underneath will be noticed when raining.

Q- Will my shade sail survive a coastal/high wind area?

Yes, if the security and location of fixing points are of sufficient strength and the sail is tensioned correctly.