Maanta Triangular Shade Sails

You can create your custom garden triangular shade sail directly with our online configurator. Simply measure the area to cover, enter the dimensions into the system, choose the fabric and stitching. In just a few clicks, you'll receive an accurate quote and can finalize your order. A simple, guided process for a sail perfectly adapted to your space.

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Certainly. If you want to feel the materials before making your choice, request samples of our exclusive fabrics. You will receive the Purishade® colours for the waterproof sails and Meshnet® for the breathable sails, along with a €10 voucher to use on your next purchase of a Solaria or Solaria +Plus sail.

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Delivery times are clearly stated on the product page and during the order confirmation. After purchase, our technical team creates the digital design, follows the handcrafted production process with cutting and stitching, and finally performs quality control and shipping. Delivery times vary depending on the season and order volume, but we aim for fast and punctual deliveries.

We recommend first designing the anchoring system. Position or plan the location of the wall plates or support poles. This way, you can easily measure the distance between each anchor point.

Our configurator will show you the measurements needed to design the sail (side lengths and/or diagonals). It is essential to allow space for the anchoring tools.

Always leave at least 35 cm between each corner of the sail and its respective anchor point. If you're unsure, choose the option “I will provide the distance from the anchor points.” The sail will be automatically calculated in our configurator. The system will automatically select the correct size for your sail.

Check out our complete guide: how to measure

The drainage point is the corner to choose in any custom sail to allow perfect water drainage in case of rain, as well as in the case of condensation that may form on the underside during periods of high humidity.

This ensures the water always flows towards a specific corner of the sail, thanks to the "roof tile principle," and liquids will always be able to slide off.

Yes, combining two triangular shade sails is a very common solution to create larger shaded areas. We recommend slightly overlapping the fabrics to avoid gaps and achieve a continuous, uniform cover, perfect for outdoor spaces of any size.