Shade that moves with your day.
Four integrated wheels and recessed handles make repositioning easier. The reinforced HDPE base accepts water, sand, or wet sand, with up to 441 lb. of filled weight.
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Designed with care and crafted from premium materials, our products combine durability, comfort, and timeless style. Each piece is thoughtfully made to enhance your living space, offering a perfect balance of functionality and elegance that complements any home and suits your unique lifestyle.
Carefully crafted from durable, sustainable materials, each piece is designed for long-lasting use and timeless style. For proper care, wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or excessive moisture to protect the finish and maintain its pristine look.
Heavy-duty 300 GSM fabric delivers dependable protection from intense sun and unexpected showers, helping your outdoor space stay comfortable season after season.
High-strength construction that significantly reduces wind sway and impact. Premium frame design with outstanding durability and functionality.
Protective caps at rib tips prevent fabric wear.
Screw-fixed for strong wind resistance.
Reinforced core + double rib structure.
Reinforced hinges ensure long-term stability.
Just push up lightly without effort for smooth opening and closing.
Locks securely into place to prevent unintended falling and ensure safety.
A solid foundation. A space that works for you.
Plan for a helper when lifting the pole or canopy. Large and double-sided styles may need extra hands; use the crew size listed in your model’s guide.
Lay out the parts, compare them with the manual, look for damage, and make room for a level work area. Contact us before starting if a structural part is missing.
The needed tools vary by model. Review the manual and check whether you need a hex key, screwdriver, wrench, or other tools before beginning.
Set the specified base or mount on a suitable level surface and assemble it in the order shown in the manual. Confirm it is secured before attaching the pole.
Once the base is secure, join the pole and frame components in the manual’s sequence. Tighten the required connections and check stability before opening the canopy.
For models with a separate canopy, line up the fabric and rib attachment points as illustrated in the guide. Fasten each point evenly and check that fabric is clear of moving parts.
Stop rather than forcing the mechanism. Check for trapped fabric, misaligned ribs, or an incomplete crank or frame connection; contact support if it still binds.
If your model uses a removable crank, attach it at the point shown in its manual. Test it gently and stop if resistance suggests a misaligned component.
The steps can differ, especially at the larger frame and support points. Use the instructions for your exact style and arrange enough help to support the canopy.
Solar-equipped models may add panel, battery, switch, and light connections. Follow those model-specific steps; umbrellas without lighting do not have those components.
Follow the model’s diagram for panel placement and electrical connectors. Keep connections in their intended positions and check the lighting only after assembly is complete.
Check that the panel and connectors are fitted, any equipped switch is on, and the battery has had time to charge. Consult the manual before attempting other fixes.
No. Install the model’s specified base or mount first and confirm it is stable before operating the umbrella.
Check the fasteners, pole and base, canopy alignment, and smooth opening and closing. If any part is unstable, stop using it and ask for assistance.
Compare the package with the model’s parts list. Email your order number, product name, part number if available, and photos to support@sunshade.com.
Close it when it is not in use, follow the care instructions for your fabric and frame, and secure or store it as directed during severe weather.
Complexity depends on size and whether it is freestanding or wall-mounted. Read the entire model guide and assess the lifting, alignment, and anchoring work before starting.
Plan for more than one person. Larger frames and roof components may need additional helpers or a qualified installer; follow the staffing guidance for your model.
Allow time based on the model, site preparation, number of helpers, and experience. The product manual is the best guide; do not rush alignment or anchoring.
Inventory the boxes and hardware, read the instructions, gather specified tools, and make sure the installation area provides stable footing and enough clearance.
A freestanding gazebo relies on its posts and specified ground anchors. A wall-mounted design also depends on an appropriate supporting wall and its specified connections.
The wall and mounting method must suit the loads and hardware specified for the exact model. Have a qualified installer assess the wall if you are uncertain.
No. The surface must accommodate the model’s level, stable foundation and anchoring requirements. Check the installation guide before choosing the location.
Some designs need minor adjustment while posts and beams are aligned. Follow the manual’s tightening sequence and finish tightening before use.
Check the posts, corners, beams, and roof supports against the measurements and alignment steps in your guide before final tightening.
Verify the part numbers, orientation, and frame alignment. Check whether a previous connection was tightened too soon; never force structural pieces together.
Follow the manual’s roof installation order after the supporting frame is correctly assembled. Secure each panel at the specified fixing points.
They generally involve more components and heavier lifts. Follow the guide for that size and arrange suitable assistance for the roof and beams.
That depends on the model and your site. Consider qualified installation for large structures, wall attachments, or work beyond your tools or experience.
Confirm anchoring, level and alignment, fasteners, roof pieces, and any fitted accessories according to the final checklist in the manual.
Use the manual’s parts list to identify it, then send your order number, product details, and photos to support@sunshade.com before continuing.
Complete and secure the main structure first. Fit compatible accessories only in the order and locations shown for your model.
These structures have large frame and roof pieces. Arrange several capable helpers or a qualified installer, using the crew recommendation in your model’s guide.
Count the hardware, review the layout and measurements, and confirm ground conditions, drainage direction, and any motor location specified for your model.
Use a foundation and anchors suitable for the specific pergola and site. It must support a level, secure structure; ask a qualified installer if the surface is uncertain.
Single-person installation is not appropriate for heavy structural members. Arrange the assistance indicated in the instructions before lifting the frame or roof sections.
The model’s assembly sequence may require adjustment before final tightening. Keep connections adjustable only where instructed, then tighten at the specified step.
Measure and check the posts, parallel beams, corners, and height as directed in the manual. Correct the frame before fitting moving roof components.
Check the blade sequence, frame alignment, and connecting hardware in the model guide. Do not force the mechanism to compensate for an uneven frame.
Use the precise sequence for your model, including any blades that connect to the drive mechanism. Different designs can have different starting points.
Stop operation and check for misalignment, obstructing hardware, or a drive connection that differs from the installation diagram. Ask support if you cannot identify the issue.
A manual model may include a hand-crank assembly and linkage. Fit and test those parts only as described in its instructions.
Follow the electrical requirements for your exact model. If wiring or permanent electrical connections are required, use a qualified professional where appropriate.
If your model has gutters or drain outlets, follow its specified orientation and keep the flow path unobstructed. Refer to the model diagram for where water should exit.
Complete the manual’s checks for anchoring, structural fasteners, roof movement, covers, and drainage before using the pergola.
Avoid altering structural or operating components or substituting unapproved parts. Ask support about compatible replacements and review your warranty terms first.
Use enough helpers to support the frame and moving roof safely. The precise crew size depends on the model and is stated in its installation instructions.
Check the parts list, read the complete manual, gather specified tools, and verify that the proposed foundation and clearance suit the model.
The tracks and moving roof depend on a square, level frame. Check the measurements in your guide before installing the sliding components.
The structure needs a suitable level foundation and anchors. Correct unsuitable ground conditions before assembly rather than compensating through the moving roof.
Finish and anchor the main frame first, then fit the tracks, supports, and canopy in the order shown in the model-specific manual.
Do not force it. Check for track obstructions, uneven tracks, or a frame that is out of square, then contact support if movement remains difficult.
Follow the adjustment points identified in the manual. Check track alignment and connection points before changing fabric tension or other settings.
Check whether fabric attachment, tracks, and frame alignment match the guide. Do not pull or modify the fabric to hide a frame issue.
Wait until the frame, tracks, and moving parts are fully installed and secured. Follow the manual’s first-operation check before regular use.
Follow the anchoring specifications for the exact model and installation surface before operating the roof.
Check the anchors and fasteners, then test the roof carefully for smooth and even movement while confirming the structure stays stable.
Contact support for model-compatible replacement parts. Unapproved changes can affect movement, safety, and warranty coverage.
Have at least one helper for large panels and roof sections. Check your model’s guide for the recommended team size and lifting steps.
Time varies with size, site preparation, and experience. Allow enough time to check the parts, square the frame, and complete the final inspection.
Review the whole guide, sort and count parts, inspect panels for damage, and gather the listed tools before starting.
Follow the foundation instructions for your particular model. A stable, level base is important for aligned walls, doors, and roof pieces.
Do not assume grass or sloping ground is suitable. Check the model’s foundation and anchoring requirements and prepare the site accordingly.
A square, level frame helps the wall panels, roof, and doors fit as intended. Measure and correct it before securing the remaining sections.
Double-check its part number, orientation, and the adjoining frame. Make sure earlier panels are seated and do not force a panel into place.
Follow the order shown for your model, align each panel with its connecting profile, and check that it is fully seated before moving on.
Review panel orientation and seating, nearby connectors, and frame alignment. Recheck the manual before adjusting or refitting a panel.
Fit the roof and wall panels as directed, check for misaligned joints, and tighten designated fasteners. Follow the product’s weather-care instructions.
Check whether the foundation is level and the frame and door opening are square before adjusting the door hardware.
Install the roof in the model’s specified sequence after the supporting frame and walls are aligned. Check each panel’s orientation and fixing points.
The manual’s fixing locations are designed for the corresponding panels and profiles. Use the specified positions and hardware for your model.
Postpone panel and roof installation in strong winds. Large loose pieces are difficult to control and can be damaged.
Check the model’s tool list; common examples include a level, tape measure, screwdriver, drill, ladder, and protective gloves.
Do not modify structural components without guidance. Contact Sunshade about compatible parts, and review the warranty before making changes.
Confirm the structure is level and square, panels and roof are seated, doors operate properly, and designated fasteners and anchors are secure.
Look in the packaging and on the corresponding product page. If you cannot locate it, email your order number and product name to support@sunshade.com.
Email your order number, product name, the part number if known, and photos of the item and packaging. Keep the packaging while we review the next steps.
Requirements vary by model. Follow its manual and arrange the specified help; consider a qualified installer for large structures, wall mounting, or unfamiliar work.
Use the anchoring system specified for your model and installation surface. If the site is uncertain, consult a qualified installer rather than guessing.
Stop using any unstable or damaged component. Send your order number, model name, a description, and photos or video to support@sunshade.com.
Sunshade offers a one-year limited warranty. Email your order number and photos to support@sunshade.com; we will review the issue under the warranty terms.
We aim to respond within two days. Including your order number and product model helps us investigate your request.
Request an eligible return within seven days under our return policy. We cover return shipping for a confirmed product-quality issue; buyer-initiated returns are shipped at the buyer’s expense. We do not charge a restocking fee.
We ship to eligible addresses across the United States, excluding U.S. military base and APO/FPO/DPO addresses. Check our shipping policy for order-specific details.
Still need help? Email support@sunshade.com. We aim to reply within two days.