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Breathable white camouflage netting
Triangle Shade Sail – White Camouflage Netting | 3m, 4m, 5m
Three anchor points and a bright white mesh that takes the heat out of a corner without making it feel closed in.
Shade, not gloom
White reflects rather than absorbs, so the area below keeps its daylight.
Three points only
Three corners means three anchors to find and three to pull taut.
Fits awkward corners
A triangle covers the wedge between a wall, a post and a fence line.
Layers into a design
Two or three overlapped at staggered heights cover a wider area.
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Description
keyboard_arrow_downCreate a bright, modern outdoor space with this white triangle camouflage netting. Designed for Australian patios, pergolas, balconies and gardens, its triangular shape provides practical shade for corners and areas that can be difficult to cover with traditional rectangular shade netting.
The clean white finish creates a fresh, contemporary look while the breathable open structure allows air to circulate through the netting. Use it on its own or combine multiple pieces to create a larger customised outdoor shade area.
This white triangle camouflage shade net is ideal for creating shade over a patio corner, pergola, balcony, garden seating area or outdoor entertaining space. Its breathable construction provides shade while maintaining airflow for a more comfortable outdoor environment.
The triangular design makes it easy to cover awkward corners or complement an existing shade sail or camouflage netting installation. Multiple nets can also be combined to cover larger areas or create a layered outdoor shade design.
For a secure and properly tensioned setup, combine your triangle camouflage netting with suitable outdoor fixing hardware and adjustable tensioners. Always use structural anchor points appropriate for your installation and outdoor conditions.
Returns & refunds
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Email support@altisafe-pro.com first — we confirm your request and give you the return address at that point.
Shipping
keyboard_arrow_downFree delivery Australia-wide, on every order.
Orders are prepared within 1 to 2 business days, then take 5 to 10 business days in transit. You receive a tracking number once the parcel ships.
Courtyards, balconies and patio corners are hemmed in on two sides, which is exactly why a four-corner sail is hard to fit. There is a wall, a post, maybe a fence rail — and no fourth point without building one. Meanwhile the paving throws heat back up and the best-positioned part of the yard sits empty all summer.
A triangle spans the three points you already have. Stretched between a wall plate, a post and a corner bracket, it puts shade over the seating area with a fall built into the geometry rather than negotiated across four heights. The white finish keeps the light under it open and bright, and the 70 mm mesh lets warm air rise straight through instead of pooling under a sealed panel.
Small outdoor spaces get written off because the obvious cover does not fit them. A triangle works with the anchor points a courtyard, balcony or patio corner already has.
Photographed on an Altisafe Pro install. Your sail, shape and colour will differ.
The shape solves a fixing problem and the colour solves a light problem. In a small enclosed space, both matter more than raw square metres of cover.
Three points always define a flat plane, so a triangle tensions true without twisting. A four-corner sail on anchors at mismatched heights will always want to bag out somewhere.
Set one corner lower than the other two and the run-off angle is done. No hunting for a compromise slope across four different fixing heights.
Against rendered walls, glass and pale paving, white keeps a courtyard reading as bright. A darker cover over the same small space makes it feel shut in.
Two or three triangles hung at different heights cover more ground than one large sail, and the gaps between the layers let the breeze through.
Three corners is the easiest configuration to fit single-handed. Fixing hardware and tensioners are not included — buy them to suit your anchor points.
Measure each of the three distances between your fixing points, then take 30 to 40 cm off every corner for the strap and turnbuckle. The size you want is the one sitting just under those figures.
Wall plates into masonry or a stud, posts concreted into the ground, rafters rather than fascia or gutter. Do not hang a tensioned sail off a pergola batten that was only ever screwed on for looks.
Attach the 40 cm strap at each of the three corners and pull the slack out by hand before touching a tensioner, so you can see how the net wants to sit.
Bring one corner noticeably lower than the other two, then tension evenly at all three until the mesh is flat and the rope edges pull straight rather than scalloped.
Sizes are given as the three edge lengths of the net. Match them to the span between your anchor points, not to the floor area you would like covered.
A balcony corner, a narrow apartment courtyard, or shade over a single seat.
A patio corner or small paved courtyard with a two-seat setting under it.
The common choice: covers an outdoor table and the chairs around it.
Larger patios and entertaining areas, or the base layer under a second triangle.
TipDeduct around 35 cm per corner for hardware before you decide, then take the size just under your shortest span.
Turnbuckles, shackles, ropes and wall or post fixings are not included and are bought separately to suit your three anchor points.

Measurements and materials exactly as listed for this product.
| Material | 180 GSM ripstop polyester |
|---|---|
| Mesh structure | 70 mm reinforced open mesh |
| Shape | Triangle, three anchor points |
| Colour | White |
| Sizes available | 2 x 2 x 2 m, 3 x 3 x 3 m, 4 x 4 x 4 m, 5 x 5 x 5 m and 3 x 4 x 5 m |
| Edging | 6 mm reinforced rope with corrosion-resistant metal clips |
| Corner attachments | 40 cm reinforced straps at all three corners |
| Treatment | UV and mould resistant |
| Waterproof | No — open breathable mesh, for sun and airflow only |
Two categories, the hardware that goes with them, and every measurement published before you order.
Answers drawn from this product's own specifications.
Yes. Alongside the equal-sided sizes there is a 3 x 4 x 5 option, a right-angled triangle that drops neatly into a square corner between two walls instead of forcing an equal-sided net into a space that is not shaped for it.
White shows marks that a darker colour hides, so plan on rinsing it more often. Hose it down in place, use mild soapy water and a soft brush on stubborn spots, and let it dry fully before it goes away for the season.
No. It is an open breathable mesh built for sun and airflow, and rain passes through it. If staying dry through a shower is the priority, you want a coated waterproof sail rather than a net.
No. The net comes with 40 cm straps at each of the three corners and reinforced rope edging with metal clips. Turnbuckles, shackles, ropes and wall or post fixings are bought separately so they suit what you are fixing into.
Yes, and it is one of the most common uses for a triangle — filling the corner an existing sail leaves uncovered. Hang it at a different height so the two overlap instead of competing for the same tension.
Then the third has to be built: a post set in concrete, or a plate bolted into structural masonry. A fence rail, a gutter or a light batten will pull loose over a season under constant tension.
Shipping is free anywhere in Australia, with 1 to 2 business days to prepare the order and 5 to 10 business days in transit. Returns are accepted within 14 days, and support@altisafe-pro.com answers within 1 to 2 business days.
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