Structures
Endless ways to shade a space, engineered and built to fit your site.
Here are just a few examples of popular designs. We can design anything you have in mind, and no job is too big or too small.
Built for the Vacuum Bay
Curved arm supports carry a continuous fabric canopy over a row of vacuum stations, keeping customers and equipment shaded and dry along the full length of the bay. A purpose-built design for car washes and detail shops.
Continuous Coverage, Wall to Wall
Flat, evenly spaced posts support a uniform fabric roof, built for large rectangular areas like parking lots, walkways, and loading zones where consistent, even shade matters more than a sculptural shape.
A Bold, Sculptural Statement
Overlapping triangular sails share a common high anchor point and tension out to separate corner posts, creating an angular, sculptural roofline instead of a single continuous canopy. A striking choice for entrances, patios, or gathering spaces where the shade structure is meant to be seen.
A Classic Shape for Playgrounds & Yards
Four posts support a single canopy that slopes up on all sides to a shared ridge, similar to a hip roof. It's a popular choice for playgrounds, backyards, and picnic areas where a clean, symmetrical shape fits the space best.
Shade Without a Post in the Way
A single angled post supports the sail, pulling it out over the space rather than through the middle of it. That leaves the entire shaded area open underneath, ideal for pools, patios, and play areas where a center post would just get in the way.
Maximum Coverage, Built to Scale
Four or more posts pull the fabric into raised peaks, covering far more ground than a single sail. This is the style you'll see over school courtyards, park pavilions, and large gathering spaces. Multiple panels can be combined to shade an area of almost any size or shape.
Multiple Panels, Seamless Coverage
Several sail panels share a common set of posts, overlapping to cover a larger courtyard or walkway than a single sail could span on its own. Panels can vary in height and angle, adding visual depth while extending coverage exactly where it's needed.
Not sure which structure fits your space?
Step one is a free site visit. We'll assess your space, recommend the right structure type, and have a written quote to you within 48 hours.
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