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Breathable green camouflage netting
Shade Sail – Green Camouflage Netting | Reinforced Ripstop Outdoor Shade
Turns an exposed patio or garden bed into a shaded, green-tinted space that still feels open to the air.
Air moves through
The open 70 mm mesh lets warm air escape instead of banking up below.
Blends into greenery
The green finish reads as part of the garden, not as a bright tarp.
Covers large areas
Squares and rectangles from 2 x 2 m up to 6 x 15 m shade a seat or a terrace.
Reinforced edge and corners
6 mm rope edging and 40 cm corner straps give you points to tension from.
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Description
keyboard_arrow_downCreate comfortable outdoor shade that blends naturally into your surroundings with this green camouflage netting. Designed for Australian gardens, patios, pergolas and outdoor areas, its natural green finish integrates easily with trees, plants and landscaped spaces.
Made from 180 GSM ripstop polyester with a reinforced mesh structure, this outdoor camouflage net combines durability with a breathable open design. Air can circulate through the netting, helping reduce wind resistance and heat build-up underneath while maintaining practical outdoor shade.
This green outdoor camouflage net is ideal for creating shade over patios, pergolas, garden seating areas and other outdoor spaces where a natural-looking finish is preferred.
Its green camouflage design integrates particularly well with trees and vegetation, making it a practical option for gardens and landscaped areas without introducing the appearance of a traditional solid shade cover.
The breathable mesh construction allows air to move naturally through the camouflage shade netting. This helps maintain airflow underneath while reducing the wind resistance associated with completely solid outdoor covers.
With 33 sizes available from 2 × 2 m to 6 × 10 m, you can choose the dimensions that best suit a compact garden area, pergola, patio or larger outdoor space. Multiple nets can also be combined when additional coverage is required.
For a secure and properly tensioned setup, combine your green camouflage netting with suitable outdoor fixing hardware and adjustable tensioners. Always use structural anchor points appropriate for your installation and outdoor conditions.
Returns & refunds
keyboard_arrow_downYou have 14 days from receiving your parcel to request a return or exchange. The item must come back complete and unused, in its original packaging, with the invoice included.
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.
Paving and concrete hold heat, and once the sun clears the roofline there is nowhere to put a chair. A solid cover fixes the sun but brings its own problems: warm air gets trapped underneath, and every gust pushes against a sealed panel, so the anchoring has to be heavier and the cover comes down more often than it goes up.
The green netting sits between the two. It breaks up the direct sun overhead while the open mesh lets heat rise straight through, so the area underneath keeps ventilating. Because air passes through rather than pushing against it, there is less load to resist in a breeze, and the wave-cut edge and rope perimeter spread what load there is along the whole edge instead of dumping it into one corner.
Most Australian backyards have one area nobody uses between eleven and four. This netting is the least permanent way to make that area sit-able again — no footings, no council forms, no builder.
Photographed on an Altisafe Pro install. Your sail, shape and colour will differ.
Two things decide whether a shade net actually gets used: whether it covers the thing you sit at, and whether it looks like it belongs there. Four corners handle the first, the camouflage green handles the second.
Four corners give you a full rectangle of shade, which is what covers an outdoor table end to end. A triangle over the same table leaves the ends exposed by mid-afternoon.
Set against hedges, trees and climbers, the camouflage pattern reads as foliage rather than as a cover, which is the point of choosing it over a plain colour.
The cut edge helps distribute tension along the perimeter instead of concentrating it at a single corner, and it softens the outline when you look up at it.
For long or L-shaped areas, two nets overlapped along one edge follow the space better than a single oversized piece pulled out of square.
No specialist tools and no help needed beyond a second pair of hands at the corners. Fixing hardware and tensioners are sold separately.
Measure between the four anchor points you intend to use, not the area of paving. Then take 30 to 40 cm off each corner for straps, shackles and turnbuckles, and choose the size that lands just under that figure.
Fix only into structural material: posts set in concrete, a wall plate into masonry, rafters rather than fascia or gutter. A tree works provided the strap is wide enough not to cut into the trunk.
Attach the 40 cm corner straps at all four points and pull the slack out by hand first, so you can see how the net wants to sit before you start winding anything up.
Set one pair of corners higher than the other so water and leaves run off, then tension evenly around the perimeter until the mesh is flat with no loose bellies in the middle.
Pick by the distance between your fixing points, then go one size down. A net you have to stretch to reach its anchors is one you will be re-tensioning all season.
A balcony, a doorway seat, or one lounger against a wall.
Covers a four to six seat outdoor table with room to push the chairs back.
A full patio or a pergola frame, with shade to spare at the edges.
Long terraces, carport spans and larger entertaining areas.
TipRule of thumb: measure the span, deduct roughly 35 cm per corner for hardware, and buy the size under that number. A slightly small net can be reached with a longer turnbuckle; an oversized one can never be pulled taut.
Fixing hardware — turnbuckles, shackles, ropes, wall and post fixings — is not included. Buy it separately to match what you are anchoring into.
Measurements and materials exactly as listed for this product.
| Material | 180 GSM ripstop polyester |
|---|---|
| Mesh structure | 70 mm reinforced open mesh |
| Shape | Square and rectangular, four corners |
| Colour | Green camouflage |
| Sizes available | More than 30 options, 2 x 2 m to 6 x 15 m |
| Edging | 6 mm reinforced rope with corrosion-resistant metal clips |
| Corner attachments | 40 cm reinforced straps at all four corners |
| Edge profile | Wave-cut |
| 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.
No. This is an open breathable mesh made for sun and airflow, and water passes straight through it. If keeping a table dry through a shower matters more to you than airflow, a coated waterproof sail is the right product instead.
No. You get the net with its 40 cm corner straps and reinforced rope edging. Turnbuckles, shackles, ropes and wall or post fixings are bought separately, so you can match them to what you are anchoring into.
Measure between the fixing points and take the size below that measurement, allowing roughly 30 to 40 cm at each corner for hardware. A net that comes up slightly short can be reached with a longer turnbuckle; one that is too big can never be tensioned properly.
Yes. Overlapping two nets along one edge is the usual way to cover long or L-shaped areas, and it lets you follow the shape of a terrace instead of pulling one oversized piece out of square.
We do not publish a wind rating, so treat it the way you would any tensioned cover: anchor into structural points, keep it taut with a fall, and take it down before severe weather. The open mesh lets air pass through, which reduces the load compared with a solid cover, but it does not remove it.
Hose it down where it hangs, and use mild soapy water with a soft brush on anything the hose leaves behind. Let it dry fully before folding, and store it dry to protect the mould-resistant treatment.
Shipping is free anywhere in Australia. Orders are prepared in 1 to 2 business days, with 5 to 10 business days in transit. Returns are accepted within 14 days, and support@altisafe-pro.com replies within 1 to 2 business days.
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