Why do shade sails require different fixing heights and reduced fabric dimensions?
Outdoor shade sails require different fixing heights and reduced fabric dimensions to create proper tension while supporting rainwater drainage, fabric shape, and the natural stretch of the material.
Fixing points at different heights create a slope that directs rainwater toward the intended drainage direction and helps reduce the risk of water pooling on the shade sail.
Shade sail fabrics also have different levels of stretch, so the finished fabric is made smaller than the actual fixing-point dimensions. The amount of reduction is determined based on the fabric properties, anchoring method, and required tension to achieve a properly tensioned shade sail.
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