Pickleball Court Shade Structures
Pickleball court shade structures are crucial for protecting players from excessive sun exposure, maintaining a comfortable temperature, and reducing glare. These structures can take various forms, such as permanent or temporary awnings, pergolas, or sails, and can...
Is Your Shade Prepared for Hurricanes and Tropical Storms?
If you are in the planning stages of shade for a commercial or residential project, it is even more critical that you plan ahead for your new shade sails to weather whatever weather this hurricane season may bring our way.
Shade Planning for Florida Schools
Why Should Schools Care About Skin Cancer? Cancer of the skin is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the United States and perhaps the most preventable. Melanoma and non-melanoma cancers, including basal cell cancer and squamous cell cancer, account for as much as...
Sunburn in dogs – Doggy playarea shade
Which dogs get sunburned? Some dogs are more susceptible to getting burned by the sun. White dogs, for instance, tend to have fair skin underneath their fur — and a greater potential f or sun damage. Dogs with naturally thin hair, and especially the hairless breeds...
Designing Your Shade Structure
Ideally, any one side of a shade sail should not be longer than 40–45 feet. Larger sails up to 70 feet are possible but can be difficult to build and install as they require very large posts and footings. We specializes in custom sizes and oversize sails. Long and...