No matter your budget or style, these pool shade ideas can help protect against the sun.
Kaitlin Green
Looking for some cover from the hot sun?
We have pool shade ideas to makeyour swim experiencemore enjoyable.
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Shade Sail
Shade sails are made up of a piece of fabric that’s suspended by multiple poles.
The price is largely dependent on the shades size and material.
Its important to note that higher-quality materials and kits will come with a larger price tag.
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Victoria Pearson
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An umbrella can easily be taken down to clean and replaced when it begins to show signs of wear.
Depending on the quality, size, and punch in, umbrellas can start as low as $50.
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Both above-ground pool canopies and floating awnings are easy to remove, though its probably a two-person job.
Most pool canopies range in price from $30 to $250.
All parts should becleaned and completely dry before storing.
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Mark Lohman
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Pergola
A pergola is considered a permanent addition to a pool, patio, or yard.
Expect to invest anywhere from $1,500 to $9,000 or more.
These shades lend a modern look and can make a statement with their shape and large size.
