Popular Shade Options to Keep You Cool & Protected This Summer

1. Popular Shade Options to Keep You Cool & Protected This Summer By - Systems Outdoors

2. There are few things nicer than resting your feet up in the shade and sipping an icy glass of iced tea on a hot summer day. One of the greatest ways to make your outdoor space welcome for friends and family, as well as a calming retreat for yourself after a long day, is to install a retractable fabric roof where people can relax.

4. Shade Trees • Planting shade trees on your property is the most natural of our 6 shade alternatives, and resting under a shade tree is one of the loveliest ways to take a cool respite from the scorching heat. Of course, this is a long-term investment; you won’t be relaxing this summer (or next summer) in the shade of a tree you planted this year. • But it doesn’t take as long as you might think: fast-growing shade trees can have you basking in their cool shade in as little as 5 to 6 years after they’re planted, which is rather quick in tree terms.

5. Enclosed Porches • Some homeowners choose to build an enclosed porch so that they can enjoy the fresh air without the sun and pests that come with it. Building an enclosed porch is comparable to building on an extra room in terms of cost, so be prepared to spend a significant amount of money. It would be worth it, though, if there are no more insects!

7. Pergolas, Gazebos or Arbors • Pergolas and gazebos are lovely additions to your home that will improve the ambiance of your outdoor living area. Climbing plants can be incorporated into your outdoor décor using arbors, pergolas, and gazebos, among other structures. • A little steel pergola with a polyester cover can set you back a few hundred dollars, whereas a large composite aluminum pergolawould set you back over $2,000, and a custom-made wood pergola will set you back much more. On the low end, gazebos cost approximately the same, but a larger vinyl gazebo with a shingle roof will set you back $5,000 or more. • Because they usually have solid roofs, high-end gazebos cost more than pergolas; if you’re seeking for shade, keep this in mind. Because some gazebos and most pergolas have cutouts in their roofs, they only provide partial shade until you cover them.

9. Deck Umbrellas • For good reason, deck umbrellas or patio umbrellas are a perennial favorite among homeowners. In comparison to awnings or pergolas, they are quite inexpensive, with smaller ones starting at around $60. • You can even have a table with a larger patio umbrella built in, which will provide shade to everybody who sits at the table. Patio umbrellas have the advantage of being inexpensive and movable; nevertheless, they only give shade for a small area. • Whether or not the restricted amount of shade will be a disadvantage depends on how many persons you intend to shade.

11. Shade Canopies • Shade canopies are a less expensive way to add shade to your outdoor living area. These are just rectangular pieces of light material that you may extend over top of sitting areas to block the sun’s rays. They’re also known as shade tarps or shade sails. • A shade canopy can be purchased for as little as $35 and as much as $100. Shade canopies are available in a variety of sizes and colors, so they may be a fun addition to your outdoor decor. • They have hooks that link to trees or other structures, making them reasonably easy to move about when the mood strikes.

13. Awnings • Awnings are a popular way to add shade to your deck, patio, or porch. Awnings can be rigid or retractable, with rigid ones constructed of extruded metal, wood, or polycarbonate and retractable awnings made of flexible materials like vinyl or canvas.

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