Sun sails as sun protection are modern and stylishly representative shading for outdoor areas and are particularly popular for the terrace or garden. They are actually an alternative to awnings if a flexible roof with protection against direct sunlight is desired. These are made from awning fabric or PVC tarpaulin and attached to columns at attachment points using hooks. The outer edge of the sail is sewn firmly and stably and is therefore tear-resistant. In addition, hollow seams are sewn into the inner surface, which distribute the high tension at the fastening corners over the entire surface. This means the sail doesn't sag.
The sails as sun protection have many properties. They can be individually adapted to the building and seating area, are stable and flexible at the same time, can reach large spans and are more cost-effective to purchase and install than fixed roofing. The material used is awning fabric and acrylic. The mounting options are numerous and depend on the size and local conditions. Sun sails are usually fixed at four corner points, with the supporting structure made of powder-coated stainless steel. If necessary, other fastening options are selected. If necessary, combinations of several systems are also possible.
In automatic versions, the fabric is rolled up and unrolled diagonally by motor-driven rollers. The system is controlled by manual switch or automatic solar control. This is how you get one in terms of designbeautiful and simple roofingwith protection against direct sunlight without much effort and entirely according to your personal wishes and needs.
