Can you engineer the shade structures to meet local requirements?
Yes, Hudson Shadeworx structures can be engineered to meet local wind requirements upon request should they exceed the standard design.
What type of frame would you recommend in a beach environment: powder coated or galvanized?
For a coastal environment where salt spray is prevalent, a galvanized frame is recommended. In a coastal location, there can be cosmetic maintenance requirements to ensure that a shade structure maintains its coating. If a [...]
What height is considered above a person’s reach to avoid vandalism to the shade fabric?
The minimum requirement is normally 84 inches above the standing surface. In areas where vandalism is more prevalent, consider adding approximately one foot or more.
For customers in wind-prone areas, whether due to coastal storms, northern snowfalls or strong seasonal gusts – This is why we offer the Quick-Release fabric tensioning elbow with every order. This feature makes it easy to install and tighten your fabric, and just as easy to remove it when bad weather is on the way. Taking the fabric down ahead of severe conditions like high winds, snow, or hurricanes helps protect both the fabric and frame. Our frames are rated to withstand wind gusts up to 150 mph when the fabric is removed.
Not Just a Label, It’s Identity – Designed with both aesthetics and functionality in mind, our Shade Structures are an ideal addition to any outdoor space. They provide excellent sun protection while complementing the overall look of your area. Whether you’re outfitting a recreational park, a school campus, or a municipal space, these shades offer the versatility and durability that make them a smart, long-term investment. Because Life’s Too Short for Boring Labels.
