Cantilever Sun Shades

The Windscreen Factory's cantilever sun shades use HDPE shade cloth with UV stabilization that blocks up to 95.5% of harmful ultraviolet radiation. This level of protection significantly reduces the risk of sunburn for occupants and helps protect furniture, equipment, and surfaces from UV-related degradation and heat buildup.

The Glide Elbow is a patent-pending attachment system that allows the canopy fabric to be quickly removed and reinstalled without dismantling the entire structure. This is especially valuable in regions with severe weather, as it lets facility managers temporarily take down canopies to prevent wind or storm damage and then restore them efficiently.

Our cantilever sun shades are constructed with HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) shade cloth that is UV stabilized, mildew resistant, heat treated, non-toxic, and environmentally certified. The fabric resists dirt, moisture, and certain chemicals and can be cleaned with a mild, pH-neutral detergent and water, ensuring long-term durability with minimal maintenance.

Cantilever sun shades are suitable for a wide range of outdoor environments including pool decks, waterparks, sports bleachers, viewing zones, dugouts, concession areas, picnic lounges, and outdoor recreational play spaces. The Windscreen Factory provides installation services throughout the USA for schools, sports complexes, parks, event venues, and private businesses.

No. One of the primary advantages of cantilevered shade structures is that they require significantly fewer supporting posts compared to traditional shade systems. By positioning supports along one side or the perimeter only, the design preserves open floor space, improves traffic flow, and creates a cleaner, more modern aesthetic for any outdoor facility.

Yes. The Windscreen Factory provides professional installation services carried out by skilled crews, along with ongoing maintenance and repair support after the sale. The team also offers design and specifications support, including custom project renderings, so clients can visualize the finished structure before production begins.