There are multiple artists using the name Shade.

1) Shade is a pop/r… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists using the name Shade.

1) Shade is a pop/rock quartet from Toronto, Canada. They play warm, honest and catchy songs in a style that has been likened to The Velvet Underground, Belle and Sebastian, and Cat Power. Their debut album Highway was released in April, 2010. It is produced by friend Tim Vesely (Rheostatics, Violet Archers).

You can also find this band under Shade (Canada).
Official website is: www.shademusic.com

Shade's members are a seasoned crew of musicians: Jane Gowan (Spygirl, Belinda Bruce, The Neins Circa) - lead vocals, guitar; Mary Harmer (Weeping Tile) - bass; Cam Giroux (Oh Susanna, Violet Archers, Sarah Harmer) - drums, and Jonny James (Gentleman Reg, Emm Gryner) - guitar.

2) Shade is a visual kei band from Japan

3) Black Metal band from Quebec, Canada, release an EP in 1999 called “Isa”, later re-released as a split with Geimhre on Stellar Winter records in 2005.

4) Doom-death metal band from Poland. Released one demo “Light” (1993) and one full-length album “Sounds of Memory (Chapter…Echo)” (1997)

5) Indie-rock band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Lovely Recordings, The Cougar Label (US) and Bracken Records (UK).

6) Video Game Music composer for the editor Alicesoft.

7) Shade was also a finnish alternative rock group that existed the first five years of this millennium. During this time they made a couple of demos and played killer shows. Two songs can be downloaded from finnish site Mikseri.

8) Shade are an alternative rock band from Bangladesh who gained fame through the release of singles Dhowar Majhe and Tobuo.

9) Eric "Shade" Balderose is a guitarist, vocalist, and keyboard player of Code Orange. He makes industrial/ambient music under his Shade moniker.

10) Shade/Nuance is a music producer and guitarist from Czech Republic focused on many genres of edm but mainly Drum and bass - https://soundcloud.com/shade842

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Shade Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Shade:

Allora ciao Stasera se ritorno da te Ti stringo e mi si stringe…
Amore a prima insta Shade Da quanto ti ho vista ho messo "segui" Ti metto i…
Are you Ready? My heart is broken in a million pieces 'Cause I saw…
Autostop (Shade) Sai che c'è? Che sono stanco e voglio andarmene Se …
BCUC Quando entro nel club Con le buste del Pam Quando entro nel…
Bene ma non benissimo Ssshade Premi play, anzi pausa Life is now, life is nausea …
Boh non so Shade Faccio un post come Malone Perché sto malone come Pos…
Chance I will watch the sky, streetlights dimly lit From far away…
Da 1 a 150 Numeri uno Spacco da prima del giorno uno Fuori posto come u…

Disco d'horror Quando metto i video mi dicono non è vero rap…
Fast as I Can I've been dreaming talking to the god inside my mind…
Figurati noi Sono come un pupazzo di neve Perché se mi abbracci…
Fine settimana Il lunedì non bevo, il martedì nemmeno Fino al venerdì cosi…
I Get Lonely Feels so close now, baby I'm so close to getting on…
In un'ora Io che passo l'estate in centro Prendo il sole in appartamen…
Irraggiungibile Hey, ciao, come va? Non bloccarmi anche qua Sai, non…
Jesus Christ Webstar Ma bella a tutti ragazzi dal vostro Gesù Cristo Official Mi…
La festa di Stacy Allora, che diavolo hai combinato ieri sera? Sentivo gridare…
La hit dell'estate Whoa, whoa, whoa Whoa, whoa, whoa Shade Ricordo quella con …
Lady go go! 鏡に映し出す嘘だらけの現実出口のない日々にアスファルト蹴り上げる Many-go-round 誰の為 Many-g…
Mars I crashed the party when I splashed Down in the surf The…
Netflix Ho un sogno ricorrente da una vita Farmi anche la…
Patch Adams Ricordo quando hai ritirato l'esame Lo sguardo freddo di chi…
Replay La mia ex mi diceva che non sono normale Se chiudo…
Se i rapper fossero noi Non FOTTI CON FDP! Mi chiedi come faccio io che minchia…
Senza farlo apposta A volte dirsi "Ti amo" (sì) È più finto di un…
Seventeen idol Silenzio silenzio in aula per favore zitti Anche lei signor…
Sogni d'odio Non ti chiedo più quando ritorni, ma ti chiedo quanto…
Stronza bipolare Eri così bipolare che Quando lo facevamo, era una cosa a…
Test of Time Some nights i stay up in my castle waiting for…
Tori seduti -Ax, Shade Vedo rosso, luci al neon all'assalto come desper…
Truman Eh hey Eh eh hey Disegnavo mia madre e mio padre Una casa,…
Tutto l'alfabeto Ammazzo con Asteroidi e l'Armageddon Arriva T'atteggi figo a…
Walk with you Can I get this dance, By chance, I know you're looking for…

Young disastro Volo come gli aeroplani (whoa oh) Ma lo sai sono un…

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Comments from YouTube:

flubby1982

1y↑95

Just wanted to leave a comment that I spent 2 months researching the best way to put up large sail in my garden and this is without a doubt the best. The references for where to put posts and the hardware were fantastic. Super concise and helpful as well.

Dan Rockwell

1y↑3

Glad you liked the video!!!

Lynnette Cardinal

@Dan Rockwell do you know who i am?

John Graham

@Dan Rockwell hey man will you ever post again?

KALLY XIONG OFFICIAL CHANNEL

42w

Very nice.. love it..

ItchyKneeSon

45w↑6

Very nice! A couple things I'd add:
1) treat any wood below ground with wood preservative
2) use a mixing tub and a garden hose to mix the concrete. (Home Renovision just released a video a few days ago on doing this with a concrete walk path.)

Trey Blackburn

1y↑13

This was incredibly informative and clear. I appreciate the crap out of this. Struggling to figure out the best way to do this in my back yard. Problem freaking solved. Thank you. Excellent content.

Dan Rockwell

50w

Thank you Trey! Glad it helped!

Alexandra O'Neal

46w

Great idea for any hot spots. I love the details! You're so amazing with the details and it looks great. I really do need one of those too 👍

Nancy Hixon

47w

Thank you so much for all the great info on setting up the sails! ❤

Street Construction

40w

Great video. I would use pressure treated 4x6s or 6x6s though. The Douglas fur with spar urethane won't last too long especially underground. Use the pressure treated wood and wrap the part underground with synthetic felt or a good window tape for around new windows. I built my 50x35 garage this way. 3 ft deep at least

Rusty Thrombosis

41w↑4

Quick, concise, to the point, and informative, all with no silly intro, no obnoxious background music, or inane special effects. Plus, you made me feel stupid, too. I know all about turnbuckles. Used them for fences a hundred times. Never dawned on me to use them like this. Coupled with some springs to protect the sail if it gets gusty… dare I say genius? You found a new sub. Don’t change your format, just hit us with the knowledge.

Dan Rockwell

40w↑1

Really appreciate the comment! I don’t have the most entertaining personality so I can’t have too much fluff haha

Forty Four

43w

Dude! Thank you! I’m pretty mechanical and… old lol so I’ve done just about everything. Having said that, never put up a sail shade. Bought one surprisingly inexpensive on Amazon and it’s a gorgeous turquoise. I bought it because the Tampa heat and UV is ripping ass on my Lexus leather and paint job. This house only has a nice carport but I use that for other things and can’t park my car in it. Anyway if you can imagine a rectangle house with a smaller rectangle carport on the front…. I bought a triangle shade to basically buy me a bit of cover for my car in the hottest part of the day. I bought the adjustable screws, a concrete anchor ( one point is going into cinder block) and 3 eye plates all beefy enough rated at 350 pounds. What I didn’t get is the springs! Damn! That’s brilliant! I saved a few springs from an old 12 foot trampoline the kids used. They are in visually fine shape. I don’t know what weight they are rated at but the coils are about 2-3 inch diameter and about 6 inches long. Before I go to ACE and let them rape my wallet for springs… in your opinion, you think those would work? Oh, the safe is 12x12x17… a long triangle which will fit nicely. ????

Thanks for making the video. Right to the points and we’ll shot. Easy to watch all the way through!

Buffalo Sierra MTB

43w↑1

Awesome video! Really made putting it up seem like a less daunting task!

Dan Rockwell

43w

Glad you liked it!!

Apryle’

2y↑11

Omg this is the best video by far that I’ve found. You’re very thorough. I’ve had someone attempt to install mine and has failed miserably.. twice 😒. I’m doing it myself this time 😎👷🏻‍♀️.

Dan Rockwell

You got it!!

Gabe94 Dot com

Lol you can do it!

Gods Green Planet

1y↑5

Looks great. Definitely protect the wood which is in the concrete. Concrete holds moisture and will rot out even pressure treated pretty fast depending on climate and water table.

howlinbeagle

40w

Looks like he's in the desert, bone dry!!

Chelsea Garrett

1y↑3

Awesome video!
I'm thinking I'm doing something like this to provide a little privacy around my pool area. The extra shade is nice, but I need it more for privacy When I bought the place a few years ago, there was nothing but wooded areas in my backyard
Now an entire housing development is being built. As luck would have it, a double story house is directly in my line of sight. I'd like to use these sails as a way of providing year round privacy. without being blocked in by walls. Do you know if the canvas or material will hold up year round?

A B

1y↑1

Great question. I’m in San Diego and get a lot of sun.

Elmo Blatch

51w

It will not hold up year round, but you can always replace it.

Barb Cook

40w

Quick questions-1. Can you use long cable wires to connect to a house?
2. Can a sunshade be temporary- and only put up on days you need it, but take down when you don’t?

kar TIK

46w

Terrific video. To the point. No BS. Love it. Good luck bro!

K C

1y↑2

Thank you. Nice video. We are just putting up a shade over our grand kids play area in our back yard and it had been too long since I lived in Arizona and put one up there.

Dan Rockwell

50w

You’re welcome!

VmR

48w↑1

The spring idea saved me bc it was short about 6 inches. I bought 2 screen door springs that come w a chain attached from ACE. Basically, adjustable in many b ways.

Dan Rockwell

47w↑1

NICE, the springs allow you to have it tighter too without taring the sail shade.

Ryan Blumish

46w

Great video. Question: if I'm mounting 2 corners to the house and want to get the shade as close as possible, what hardware would I use (or opt out) so I dont have a 2-4ft gap from house to sail?

ItchyKneeSon

45w

Just a small spring and turn buckle? Make sure you know what you're fastening to. Maybe even add reinforcement lumber. You can preserve wood exposed to the elements with a penetrating sealer or deck stain. Of you want it to last long, get everything cut, holes drilled, etc. and take it off to get 3 good coats in all the nooks and crannies. Let it dry and cure. Then mount it and recoat it bi- or tri-annually, just as you would with a deck.

STHRNVOICE

50w↑2

Side note…. If you ever need to refinish the wood, a power washer with a green tip takes it right off and reapply… it will look brand new!

Dan Rockwell

50w

Great suggestion

Channing Hatcher

46w

Thank you for the great video! Did you get the shade canopy locally or online? If online could you share where? Thank you

John Bob

52w↑1

Dude, I have been trying to figure out what to do with my giant concrete slab in the NM sun for months. This right here is it! Thanks for the video. Will it hold up during monsoon season? Or will I have to take it down? I know I will during windy season, but at least it's cool out then.

Dan Rockwell

50w

Left it up for two monsoons, since I upgraded to strong springs and turnbuckles, they’ve held up great!

Tommy Grisaffi

44w

I watched your video regarding sun shades. Very well explained. I just have one question, you mentioned that you like the 2 high and 2 low set up for the shade and you said it did not work in this instant. Did you have a triangle shade or rectangular shade? I like that idea about two high and two low. Would this work for a rectangular shaped sun shade? Thank you for the video very informational. Thank you for all the help you can advise.

La Chute Qui Marche

44w

A rare perfect tutorial! Thank you.

KB

1y↑6

Great tutorial!!! Quick question..do you have a brand or recommend what to look for in a sunshade that would be exposed to extremely high winds? Appreciate your time! Kat

Jennalynn Flesch

48w

You do not need springs etc. Just use rachet tie downs and straps... leave them loose enough to get the shade sail in place then rachet tight. Perfect every time.

PappyDC1

48w↑2

Hmm...I like the idea of ratchet straps but how long will they last out in the weather? We have about 5-6 months of good outside weather before the snow hits. Im thinking the straps will rot out from UV rays in a 1 "season".

Dan Rockwell

47w

springs allow you to have it very tight without taring the sail shade when wind, rain, or other elements.

Juan Florez

49w↑2

Awesome. Thank you for the ideas. I just did two pergolas with 4x4’s, 2x4’s and polycarbonate sheets from Home Depot.

I have to do another one at another property and will instead do the posts and a sail shade.

Dan Rockwell

48w

Good plan and thank you! Glad you liked the video

Mr E

48w↑1

One of the few, caught me off guard, full on, laugh out loud moments I have ever encountered watching YT videos. I applaud you Sir!

Dan Rockwell

48w

Thank you!

Sarah Mountain

42w

Definitely best part of this tutorial was digging out the post hole. 1:07 😋

EGGINFOOLS

45w

I like it. It just looked like the mounting points at the springs didn't coincide with the needed 4x6.

Gene Miller

50w↑2

I used 2” well pipe 20’ for 2 attachments and the house for 2. Then I mounted hand cranks like on a boat trailer. Pulls it right up and the tensions easily adjusted. Maybe I will add in a spring for when it gets windy. All attachments can be made from the ground then cranked up. Easy peasy.

Dan Rockwell

50w

I like to work harder rather than smarter

Numa Newbern

46w

I'd like to see that setup

tony b

1y↑1

I spent some time with one of the United States wealthiest investors that lives in Berwyn PA. He had a gigantic sail shade (probally 60'x80') and it was drawn taught with an electric winch system. I suppose the avid DIY crowd could do the same. The corners were anchored to concrete buildings and lanscape features but the midddle "bridle loop" ~~like with a parachute~~ was raised into the air via stainless winch cable to an outrigger with a pulley. Very clean install and easy to take down for replacement . Bonus nachos- he also has a flexible misting system attached to it to further reduce the temperature but not soak guests.

Mary Helen Lopez

47w↑1

This is exactly what I needed!!!

Dan Rockwell

47w

Glad it helped you!

Brian Berg

50w↑2

Take a shot every time Dan says “sail shade” then go get to work on your own! Another awesome one man. So glad i stumbled on your channel.

Dan Rockwell

50w

🤣

Joe Santellano

41w

Looks good thanks for sharing 👍🏼

DonkeyBallz

51w↑1

I like your approach, well done!

Grim_BBX

2y↑3

Its crazy what a little bit of hard work and simple tools can do for you.

Dan Rockwell

Absolutely bro!

Gabe94 Dot com

True!

Inculcate to be Maudlin

2y↑3

Dude, That’s a awesome idea for the unbearable summer , especially during the killing heats season.

Dan Rockwell

Absolutely! And if you have artificial grass or lawn furniture, it’ll help protect it

Douglas Trujillo

49w↑1

Backyard looks great! What base did you use around the turf?

Dan Rockwell

48w

Just pavers set in cement. Thank you!!

Rick Lynch

45w

I'd hate to see this sail shade with those springs in a decent wind. I've seen tarps with bungees move violently with large oscillations in as little as 20mph of wind. Looks good when it's just sitting there. Probably be better off just using the turn buckles to get it as tight and secure as possible. Or plan on taking it down.

A B

1y↑4

Great video! how do you clean sail shades from dirt and bird droppings? Thanks

Dan Rockwell

50w↑1

Great question. Haven’t cleaned them yet and it’s been 2 years haha

Bo Knows

41w

Looks great, inhave a 14x14 deck off the backdoor. Nothing to really attach it to as is. Dont want to drill into house 🤔 hopefully i can figure something out 😵‍💫

Nope

50w↑2

Use a product like red guard to water proof the wood that's sunk into the ground the wood will eventually rot if too much moisture gets to it.

Dan Rockwell

50w

Wow I use red guard a lot for shower remodels (tile guy)… never thought of that

Dan Rockwell

50w

I’m in the desert so I don’t think I’ll do it but I plan on having a cabin in NY which I’ll definitely look into that route

Traveling With KapKen

49w↑1

Thanks for the info. I am going to install one this summer.

Dan Rockwell

48w

You got it! Goodluck!

john opilac

1y↑1

Good stuff! What is the dimension of the shade you used? I might go for the 4x6 instead of 6x6.

Dan Rockwell

50w↑1

That’s what i used was a 4x6. I think the big red one is 20x26

john opilac

50w

@Dan Rockwell thanks! also, about how long did you wait until you varnished it?

Aliece Nielson

51w↑2

This was the first video I clicked on and you answered literally every question I had lol

Diane Jordan

2y↑1

Totally awesome. Great work.

Dan Rockwell

2y↑1

Thank you Diane!

Diane Jordan

@Dan Rockwell Anytime Dan u sure r a Bob Villa. Ur girl is a lucky girl. Hug the princess for me I'm sure shes getting bigger each time.

snakeclaw

1y↑1

Nice vid. What's your thoughts about slope, water pooling, and fabric type (water proof vs non waterproof)? Some sails suggests a pitch to drain water. I see yours isn't pitched but looks like you are in California where rain is rare. Thx

Dan Rockwell

50w

I’d suggest a non waterproof sail shade. Even with a slope it’ll pool up with water if it’s waterproof I’d think

Dan Rockwell

50w↑1

Plus better for wind

DJLin Music

Can you give details of the brand of this sun shade? And where it can be purchased

Ted K

46w↑1

It’s not wise to use wood, it will bow in time and if you do , don’t install it level, lean it back a few degrees, as it will pitch in due to ground settling. I used steel 4 x 4’s that were 5/16th’s thick and painted before installing. They’ve been there for 13 years and look great. Also only buy steel perimeter cable style shades, the dark colors like brown block the most heat. Use short lengths of stainless chain links to take up slack. Use a ratchet strap to tension and set load.

Michael Coleman

43w↑1

Thanks bro. I have to put up a 20x22 this weekend ahead of the 4th

Dan Rockwell

43w↑1

Hell yeah brother 🇺🇸

Adam Pasztor

50w↑1

Do you think it would work the same, if i would install my posts on metal console thats cemented in the ground? Would it be able to support the lateral force the tension creates? I feel digging a 3 inch hole would be a lot more hassle.

Dan Rockwell

50w

What do you mean by metal console brother?

Adam Pasztor

50w

Post support/base its called

N3ZZ

Wassup @Dan super interested in home renovation myself. I’m a young guy and was wondering what’s the best skills/ trades to acquire to get into this ?

Jim&Pat Modglin

48w↑3

How many inches do you recommend between the high and low side of the sun shade?

Dan Rockwell

47w

It's all preference. I would experiment. More than you'd think so try to make the highest point as high as you can so you can have a big difference from high to low.

Ruben Alaniz

2y↑1

I love it ..I need to get me one for my backyard..

Dan Rockwell

2y↑1

Absolutely and thank you!

Ruben Alaniz

@Dan Rockwell you welcome and have a great day 🙏

Adam Pasztor

49w↑1

I asked my colleagues, and couple of relatives i know, they are all round have good knowledge about things around the house and what lasts, what not, but i got comments these shadea might not be too durable,
whats your opinion?
Cause im set for making this in our garden, i freaking love it, im just hoping it last a couple of years at least and it can withstand some wind and rain as well. Thanks

Dan Rockwell

48w

just look for one on amazon with good reviews. The sail shade itself isn't that expensive, just all the other stuff is a lot of work and that should last a decade or more.

Beverly

Thank you for sharing your tips.

Blake

1y↑1

Galvanized steel posts are normally used for shade sails.

Cal C

https://youtu.be/86NAL6yCe8k uses scaffold poles

Dan Rockwell

1y↑2

Good option as well. I like wood for how easy it is to work with and how aesthetic it looks

Zoe Arrow

2y↑1

Can this be done with aluminum poles instead of the wood ones? also... can the shade be installed on a pergola frame (like the one on the video with the green shade? - instead of using extra 4 poles)?

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Uncle P _

2y↑2

brilliant. very helpful! good sense of humor too. I'll look for 4x6x12 then.

Dan Rockwell

2y↑1

Glad you liked it!

Rob Reich Jr.

How did 12 ft work for you?

Sally Smith

Can you put this shade on a standalone canopy?

Weisi Fu

51w

Could you share the link for your Amazon for the hardwares?

E. A.

I want to put a sail shade on my driveway. Most companies I called wanted 30k to 20k to 15k. They all claim I have to use metal posts. I think 4”x6” wood will do that job.

mcse38

I am about to do mine but would it be possible to install the post onto of the patio using post bases on all 4 corners? Thanks and love the idea with the swing springs and I am going to add that on all four corners.

John Bob

52w↑1

The only problem I could see is the size of the shade, and if you can get one the right size.

mcse38

52w

@John Bob Thanks my shade is a 16'x12' which is a little smaller than my patio. My patio is 19'x14' and I was going to put the post on all corners to get a better stretch on the sail.

Andrew Fleming

51w

My concern would be if the post base can be a) anchored well enough to resist the tension and not pull out and b) provide enough depth so the post has something to push against when the sail is tensioned. The first issue is easy with the right concrete anchors but the next might be harder as most post bases I have seen are only a few inches tall and not designed to have something pulling laterally.

God Rules Me

Great video...thank you!!!

fixtaurus

44w↑1

Great video thank you for sharing. I think we are both in Arizona. Any suggestion on where to buy the sail ?

Dan Rockwell

43w

Yup AZ! I got mine from Amazon

Gabby serna

49w↑1

Wow nice i need one of those over the pool😀🏖🏖

Марина Венгура

2y↑1

Well done, Dan!

Dan Rockwell

Thank you!

caddyzig—John

Looks nice!

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the life safety man of Maine

Merry Christmas dude and happy New Year. I hope it's a good one you put out some great content this year I'm sure the same thing for 2023 anyway God bless you and your family man I wish you the best of luck in Jesus's name amen

Марина Венгура

This is great!

Ana Gongs

1y↑1

Hi- I need this for the side of my house- the sun is hitting that wall - my space is 49’ long by 13’ wide- this is the most economical way- you speak about space, I do t think I have much- what size sail should I buy? I am thinking of attaching to home and then to 4x6 like you recommend- should I get 3 sails? Help days are starting to get hot - thanks for this video!!!

Gabby memes

2y↑2

We definitely need shade here in vegas 😂 i need one it gets 118 here too🙏🏻❤

Musings From The John 00

2y↑2

I am in the Tijuana area and I would like to put up a sun shade that can be left up year around. Can these sail shades handle that and how long do they tend to last before needing to be replaced?

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Freedom Through Spirit

1y↑2

It seems to depend a lot on the quality of the sail shades as to how long they will last. There are some really good brands - Bob Vila has a 2023 list out of the best ones, for whatever that's worth. I'm hoping that the ones we got last a few years, they were not expensive so they might not last long. 😋

Spine Collector

1y↑1

Hey how did you install the sail shade on top of the post? Did you just screw an eye hook at the top end?

Evangelista Kevin Moreno

49w↑1

Spectacular, where can I buy the wood? What dimensions should I buy it has to be able to adapt it with the supports for pergola?

Dan Rockwell

48w

Thank you! Lowes or home depot, you can get 4x4. I got 12ft on top to make it big then 10ft high

Nobody

45w↑2

Very helpful thank you so much

Dan Rockwell

45w↑1

Glad you liked it!

Steve

44w

Cement is not required. It will hold water against the wood and the post will rot out sooner in wet climates. A 3-foot deep hole with the earth repeatedly tamped down (bottom to top, just a few inches at a time. More dirt - tamptamp - more dirt tamptamp etc. A line with a truckers hitch works just fine. Very cheap, but you MUST buy decent-quality parachute-style chord. When using lines, springs, and hardware are not required. I have three across my deck and pool. I replace the line each spring.

Dan Rockwell

44w↑1

Try doing that in Arizona 😆

moralphilosophy

2y↑1

sail shades are a great idea. I was wondering how your hernia is doing? are you still living with it or have you had a surgery to repair it? thanks, from a new sub.

Dan Rockwell

It’s still as it was, doesn’t give me issues. So glad I didn’t get surgery

Xrey69

2y↑1

Thanks. Great video. 👍

Dan Rockwell

Thank you!

Adam Long

44w

posts should be pressure treated if they are imbedded in the concrete. Otherwise the concrete will cause rot.

Dan Rockwell

44w

Hard to find 16ft 4x6 pressure treated. The bottoms are coated in KILLZ. It’s AZ so very little humidity. Should be fine for a decade or two

Nidia Lugo

41w

Thank excelente 👌 video

Mike Wright

42w

what about wind? is there a danger of living in to windy an area. live in NY and we get a lot of windy days... can sometimes blow over umbrellas table.
also are these waterproof enough?... could you stay under one in the rain and stay dry?

Dan Rockwell

42w

Hey Mike. It’s very windy here too. You have to have strong supports. You don’t want them fully waterproof, they will pool up with water and break.

Brian Vander Meulen

What was the total cost of materials including the shade sail

Dan Rockwell

50w

Probably like 500 for the two all set up

JSan

Unfortunately because of a tree, I can’t do anything but a triangle

Andrea Urban

49w↑1

Where do you recommend getting sail shades?

Dan Rockwell

48w

Amazon :)

Justin Hicks

Do I really have to use concrete if I dig it deeper, rental spot for a yest

JupiterThunderCrash2011

OMG you are so incredibly stunning and gorgeous! 🤩

Smarie

OMG! Yes girl he is gorgeous

Gradechecker1

Yes he is!! Looks like a handsome firefighter!

Alex

44w↑1

How does it handle high winds?

Dan Rockwell

43w

With the spring, great!

Edward Dugan

1y↑1

How many lbs of concrete per 12 ft post??

Laura Hillenbrand

42w↑1

Great tutorial! Can you recommend an alternative porch spring? The one you linked to isn't available anymore.

Jose Santana

42w↑1

Was that Douglas fur pressure treated?

Dan Rockwell

42w↑1

They aren’t. Idk where to get 16ft 4x6 and I’d imaging they’re over $100 a piece instead of $40. They’ll last as long as I need em here in AZ, not much raise and gravel in hole and painted tips with Killz. If they’re looking bad, I’ll straight up paint them b&$@es haha

Teresa Tuura

Thank you!

Scott Tait

Great tips thanks

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Cal C

Can you give a link for those springs? I like that

Gabe94 Dot com

Me too

Ross Manning

50w

Post should not be installed plumb. They should tilt slightly away from the direction of the sail fixings.

Dan Rockwell

50w

I did do a slight tilt but they haven’t moved in 2 yrs now. I think someone is safe hanging a sail shade with a level post with a 4x6 in 3ft of concrete…

HeyZeus667

47w

That wood would last 2 years out here, the carpenter ants or the termites would ream it from the inside out.

Mila Lagrimas

Wow its amazing

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Tony Pham

1y↑1

“It’s really easy. Just dig a 3 foot hole.”

*Look at his physique
*Look at mine

Nah this ain’t gonna be easy lol

Gabby memes

2y↑1

Good job 😊 yes lots of girth

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mccglastron1972

50w↑1

I live in Wi so the desert life is alien to me... What is the reason for the concrete block wall fence? That has to be more expensive then wood... block the wind, etc? Yet no high enough to keep people out... so I cannot understand why use concrete blocks. There must be a good reason?