Eden's Decor Straight Flat Edge Sun Shade Sail with Grommets, Pergola Shade Cover Outdoo Sun Shade, Patio Shade, Deck Shade(Grey, 5' X 10')

This shade sail is exactly what we were looking for. The color (beige) is a beautiful hue that accentuates our back porch while providing wonderful shade during the direct west facing sunsets. I especially love the size options available from this company. You're sure to have the exact size needed for your porch or patio. Ill post pics when both sails are installed!

I use this to shade my car when parked at home. It blocks a good amount of sun, and was relatively easy to install. The grommets in the four corners are very strongly attached.

Installed just before a big wind and rain storm and it held up great. A small amount of water settled in one low spot and it drained through very quickly without a problem. My opening for it was 7x11' and I got the 6x10' shade sail with the grommets. I used turnbuckles of various sizes as it was a one at a time hook up as distances were variable all the way around. It provides a very nice shade underneath. Recommend highly.

Looks great, easy to install

I used this 7'x9' awning as a sun shade cover for a porch. I was satisfied with the accuracy of measurements and quality of the awning material, with satisfactory sun blockage. So far the edge hems are holding up well, as is the stitching of the corner D-rings. I was expecting, as described, grommets, but there were none.Following review:Eden's Decor contacted me after I submitted the above review, acknowledged their mistake, and is sending me a grommet kit to repair the sun shade.In the meantime, because I like the sun shade, material and workmanship, I ordered 4 more of the 7'x9' sun shades. They had grommets, nylon cord, and zip ties as advertised.Eden's Decor does care about customer satisfaction, and I recommend working with them if their product meets your needs.

High wind, rain, snow and ice. Still there after 2 a year and a half. Stays up on my deck all year long.

OK, so I ordered a 7ft x 17ft one because i built a frame to protect my wife's car (we live in Jamaica).Shade sails that are equilateral triangles or squares are usually easy to "tension" and work well.With rectangular ones they always end up "bellying" you just cannot tension it enough and invariably it tightens on the short sides. I have put up several of these and always use turnbuckles as strings and cables will eventually loosen.So knowing all this i purchased this one as it offered grommets on each side (its product picture shows 10 grommets)It arrived WITHOUT grommets and I complained to the seller and they reached out and offered to send 12 grommets for me to install.after a week or so, the grommets arrived, only it wasn't 12 grommets that came but a 104 pc 1/2" grommet set!.so kudos to Edens Decor for making it right for me. I will assume that sending my sail "grommet-less" was a rare error.Edit: For Pictures now that the grommets have been installed.

This sunshade is advertised as 10’ x 4’ but actuall only measures 9 1/2 feet fully stretched out. Going the other direction it is actually 3 inches longer than advertised at 4 ft 3 inches. If it’s not 10’, don’t advertise it as such.