70% Aluminum Shade Cloth 6.5 FT x 12 FT，Silver Tarps Fabric Privacy Screen Pet Shade Car Cover Patio Garden Pergola Cover Canopy with Grommets and Ball Bungee, Aluminum Foil Shade Net

This worked as expected and gave our pups the shade they needed in their pen. I was able to strech this without it tearing and it held up very well over the 5 days we were camping. The rings and clips that came with it made it very easy to attach the shade cover to the X-Pens

just what we needed. grandma couldnt walk in the heat anymore, so once we set this up, not only did it protect her, it protects all her plants from drying up when exposed to the sun the entire day

Great quality, no sagging, and fit my greenhouse perfectly. There’s a marked difference in the temperature.

Makes a difference in the vehicle temp, but is hard to manage and you'll never get it back in it's bag!

So far so good. Put it on my clients greenhouse. Only time will tell for how long it will hold up. The 13'x16' size fit perfectly for the 8'x15' custom greenhouse. The roof pitch is 12/12 or 45 degree angle so the 13' span accommodates the roof. I used eye screws, polyester rope rated for outdoors, and an adjustable carabiner to secure the rivets. This should be sufficient to keep the temps down in zone 8a when seeing temperatures hover at 100 degrees F. This serves as a temporary shading cover for the clear polycarbonate panels and will be removed during the winter months so the greenhouse can warm properly. There was a notable drop in temperature but will continue to monitor it as the months progress. If you have questions, please feel free to reach out to my company Audie Builds. Thanks!

I compete with my dog and he stays in the car in his crate between runs .This works quite well to keep my rig , and him , cooler.

I have potted roses in the west facing patio, where it gets summer sun in the 80s from 11:30 am to 7:30pm . When we had a heatwave, I have used other shade cloth to protect my potted roses but the beautiful blooms still got crispy, scorched and burnt. Someone recommended this shade cloth. I hung it from the patio ceiling. It filtered the heavy light and saved my flowers in our current heat wave at 98 degrees f. Today was 101 degrees f. I another one of this cloth next to the current same cloth for extra protection. My roses were saved again.

I use shade cloth over a polycarbonate roof on the back of our house from Spring to Fall to reduce heat loading. While the aluminet did a great job in that respect, the material SHED huge amounts of silver flecks when taking it down in the Fall. Think 'glitter bomb' over the entire patio and backyard. So...works well to reduce heat load, but be advised you'll be dealing with glitter everywhere after a single season.