WIND RESISTANCE
Maanta scrupulously chooses its products in order to provide the consumer with safety and strength. However, the characteristics of the two fabrics are very different.
Thanks to its open 'knit' texture, the shade fabric is more wind resistant than waterproof fabric.
The waterproof fabric traps the wind and tends to transmit its strength to the anchors.
If tensioned and tilted correctly, a waterproof sail withstands Beaufort scale winds of 30-39 km/h in the case of Easy Shade, 40/50 km/h in the case of Saill or 51/62 km/h in the case of by Solaria.
The breathable HDPE fabric , on the other hand, lets the wind pass through the mesh of the HDPE/Meshnet® fabric. In this way, the force of the wind is not transmitted to the fabric or to the anchors.
If tensioned and tilted correctly, a (breathable) shade sail can withstand Scala Beaufort winds of 51-62 km/h, reaching up to 55/65 km/h in the case of Solaria.
We therefore recommend that you consider purchasing a breathable shade sail if the place of use is particularly windy.