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Coolaroo 302245 6X15 90% Uv Wheat Shade, 6' x 15'

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Color: Wheat


Size: 6' x 15'


Features

  • Coolaroo 90% UV Block Shade and Protection for pergolas, porches, gazebos, pet runs, dog playpens and chicken coops people cover shade fabric is the optimal UV protection for people and pets
  • Made with heavy duty breathable fabric Coolaroo 90% UV shade fabric is built to stand up to tough outdoor conditions keeping you and your pets protected and comfortable all year long
  • Comes in rolled form making prep and cut to your specified size quick and convenient; Easy to clean with fast air drying capabilities
  • Fabric is fade, tear, weather resistant - optimal privacy and protection from sun, wind, hail and pests all year long
  • 100% Recyclable Fabric, this lead and phthalate free shade cloth comes with a 15 year warranty against UV degradation
  • Protects with up to 90% UV block , Easy to clean
  • Allows cover to 'Breathe' reducing temperatures underneath by up to 32%
  • Resists mold and mildew
  • Will not fade, crack or rot
  • Measures 3-feet when folded.

Description

Coolaroo bulk shade fabric is great for do it yourself projects on porches, gazebos, courtyards, pool areas, play areas, privacy fences, car ports, entry ways, dog runs, garden areas and for RV and recretional. There are countless options for stylish applications of shade fabric in virtually any location. The fabric can be cut for a custom fit and anchored with butterfly clips, timber fasteners or with lacing cord & needle or tie wraps. Easy to clean, just wash with soap and hose down to maintain that new look. Coolaroo fabric provides superior UV protections and is up to 32% cooler underneath. Measures 3-feet when folded.


Product Dimensions: 36 x 4 x 4 inches


Item Weight: 2.18 pounds


Manufacturer: Gale Pacific, USA


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 302245


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Durable
Color: Wheat Size: 6' x 15'
Where I live the sun really eats up fabrics and plastics. This fabric holds up to the sun. I bought some of this years ago and it is still going strong.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2023 by Len E. LaClair
    • Good product
Color: Wheat Size: 6' x 15'
Used this with Coolaroo clips for shade on side of rv. Super product. Stands up to high winds. Helps keep rv cool but sheer enough for light to get thru.
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by TJWebster
    • Sun porch
Color: Beige Size: 6' x 100'
Used as sun porch screen. Great product, easy to install. Easy to cut material
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Used for outdoor shower privacy panels/ curtains
Color: Wheat Size: 6' x 15'
Review Image by Jessica Serrano-Gregg Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Review Image by Jessica Serrano-Gregg Jessica Serrano-Gregg
Review Image by Jessica Serrano-Gregg Jessica Serrano-Gregg
So it took me a while to figure out exactly how I wanted to use this so I’ve been sitting on the roll of fabric for over a year now and finally had an “a-ha” moment! We just had our pool redone with new decking and fencing. We’ve always had an outdoor shower area but this year I needed to build one that was temporary and did not want to drill or nail anything into the new wood panels we just put in. So I remembered that I had this awesome sunshade fabric stored away in the shed. Pulled it out and it saw it was perfect for making durable, outdoor shower curtains/ privacy panels for my temporary shower. It was so easy to use and I can’t believe I didn’t think of this use before! These panels I made will definitely hold up and I’m sure I’ll be able to reuse them for next years shower as well. Here’s how I modified the fabric to make the shower curtains / privacy panels. 1) measured off two pieces per my specific needs, cut 2) made a no-sew hem line on the raw edges I would be using as the “top” of the curtain/ panel using fabric fusion glue. Folded over for an approximate 1/2” hem, applied glue working in small sections, using a Fabric / quilting clip to hold into place while drying. The sides were already seemed as I cut them to turn out that way. Let dry overnight and removed clips the next day. The fabric fusion did an excellent job adhering creating a faux hem. Very happy with how that turned out. I was a little worried because the sunshade fabric is a a lot thicker and more coarse than normal fabric but my fears were unfounded. 3) attached the panels to my diy pvc shower rod using the metal curtain clips. The kind that you can slip on the rod and then has a clip where you can attach it where you want to. I decided on this method as I didn’t want to weaken the sunshade by putting holes in it for traditional curtain shower rings. Plus I could manipulate it after the fact if I didn’t like how it looked. Also it was just easier and took less time. I slipped the curtain clips on first and then hung up my sunshade shower curtain/ privacy panels where I wanted them. Easy peasy! They look way better than those cheap plastic shower curtains I usually use plus they’ll last so much longer. The plastic ones usually end up tearing or ripping in a rain storm and I have no fear that will happen. If they last the swim season I’ll be perfectly happy with that! * once I got them up I decided not to hem the bottom of the sunshade fabric. I had originally thought that I would need to add some weight of some sort to keep them from blowing around but they are perfectly fine as is and in my opinion and experience creating an outdoor pool shower for the last 12 years, this fabric will be heavy enough to sustain itself and doesn’t need anything to help it stay in place. We haven’t had a good storm yet so I can’t be 100% certain but my experience tells me they’ll be just fine. I also thought the raw cut edges would bother me (think OCD) but surprisingly it actually adds to the charm of an outdoor shower. I’ll definitely be purchasing more of this when the time comes to replace the ones I made. Please see my pictures for more explanation as to how I used the fabric. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2019 by Jessica Serrano-Gregg Jessica Serrano-Gregg
    • Stay Cool
Color: Wheat Size: 6' x 15'
Review Image by Patrick S. Patrick S.
This is working out great until I get my room darkening shades.I ordered this coolaroo shade as a temporary solution for the hot Florida sun coming in my windows all day long.I liked the reviews so I got it.I stapled it on a couple of 1×2s & screwed it to my facia above the windows & let it hang.The room is 15 degrees cooler by the window & it is more shaded now.It lets some light thru but not bad.I will move it somewhere else when my room darkening shades come in.Hope this helps you decide. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022 by Patrick S. Patrick S.
    • Excellent solution to sun-drenched patio
Color: Wheat Size: 6' x 15'
This is the second set of patio curtains I've made using this Coolaroo sunshade material. The previous material is still in good condition, but I wanted to change the style and remake with some improvements to style. Wheat color is nice, not too light or too dark. Provides a great sunblock. Quality is great. The raw ends of the fabric were a bit uneven. I laid the fabric out on our tiled floor and to measure and cut. Only had to remove about an inch to even up one end, but I expected this to be the case. The fabric was easy to sew on using a standard sewing machine needle. I easily hemmed the bottom and top to create a neat, clean look for the patio and to provide the option of hanging the curtains using a rod pocket and curtain rod if desired. Instead I've found that using clip on curtain rings on the metal curtain rod works best, because the fabric is somewhat stiff. Very satisfied. The previous curtain fabric has lasted over 10 years+, even in the brutal west sun-facing patio of the New Mexican high desert. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022 by High Desert Deb
    • Some helpful tips
Color: Wheat Size: 12' x 50'
We used this to cover a pergola. It was 9 inches too wide and way longer than we needed. I used three tables, end to end, to lay out the fabric. I started with the sides. The selvages were easy to fold up, 4.5 inches on each side, by measuring, folding, and clipping about 1 foot apart (I used quilting clips but you could use pins or binder clips). Using a small rolling pin I flattened the fold between the clips, then moved the clips a bit and finished flattening the crease. Match the tiny stripes in the fabric to be sure you are squaring up. This crease will really hold once rolled. Make sure the fabric is on a piece of scrap plywood and apply E6000 glue between the selvage and the fabric. Glue will get under the fabric, hence the reason for the wood below. Don't use cardboard. Place another piece of wood all along the top of the glued selvage edge (I used scrap 2 x 4s). Let dry about 18 hours. Pull the fabric off the wood. It will stick. I used luan plywood and some of the surface came off, but I was able to pick it off the fabric easily. For this reason, I would recommend plain old plywood. Repeat for the second selvage side. The cut edges are more challenging as they fray. I needed 14 feet of length. On the factory cut end (which was NOT straight) I used a try square and lined it up with the prepared selvage edge, making a mark with a sharpie. I continued to use the square, lining it up with the tiny lines in the fabric and drawing my line for 14 feet. When I got to the end, I was still square - YEAH!! I cut along the line with a rotary cutter to prevent fraying, then repeated the gluing technique above, making a 2 inch hem. On the final side, I measured 14 feet + 2 inches from both hemmed ends and again used the square and the tiny lines to get a straight line. Lastly, I put grommets through the double folds on the ends to attach bungee cords. We weave the cover over and under the slats of the pergola due to wind issues. Hope this helps! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by Dr Robin

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