Shade Sails – A Better Way to Protect Against UV Rays this summer 2014 -2015

According to Sky News Weather Report, Temperatures are likely to hit more than 10 degrees above average over summer 2014-15. For the record, last year was Australia’s warmest temperature over the past two and a half years and is likely to increase this summer.

It is recommended to use alternatives for protection against the damaging effect of extreme heat from direct sunlight. One of the best option is the use of Shade Sails in your back yard to protect the whole family against extreme heat exposure from sunlight. Shade Sails are made from scientifically developed material called shade cloth – a tough canvas like fabric impregnated with both weather proofing and UV protection. The average UV protection of shade sails comes in at around 85%, which makes them suitable for preventing burning on all but the fairest skin in heat way higher than we are ever likely to see in the Australia.

Shade sails can be cut to any shape or size, which means they are ideal for all outdoor purposes whether for residential use or commercial and industrial purposes. Shade sails can also be used to cover driveways and paths, patios or even for outdoor dining rooms.  Shade sails give as much protection from rain and wind as they do from sun. They are also meant to be permanent additions to the outside space, rather than the flimsy temporary furniture we tend to stock our gardens with. In fact, they add an elegant look to your outdoor areas.

In Gold Coast, Queensland, shade sails have been popular in many areas considering that the temperature is a lot hotter compared to inland areas. Shade sails have becoming a part of residential houses, cafes, restaurants, children’s playground and the like as it delivers direct protection from severe danger of direct sunlight.

For quality shade sails that will last long, contact Coastal Shade Sails – Gold Coast’s local provider of quality shade sails, awnings, blinds, structures and outdoor umbrellas. For more information, call 07 5529 8460.