Built to withstand the demands of heavy-duty construction environments, the Debris Shield offers an efficient and safe solution for collecting and transporting debris.
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Verticool basic drop shades provide superior protection and shade for your enclosed deck or patio. These shades simply drop when the rope is released and raise by pulling on the rope. Cleats attached at the side and bottom of the screen secure the screen when it is extended or retracted.
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If you wish to install these drop shades yourself, they can be ordered as will-call/shipped items in standard or custom sizes.
Please note these prices do not include installation. Estimates may vary dependent on Verticool size needed and installation costs.
Fabrics & Colors:
SunbrellaTM One
AwnTex 160 Mesh Fabric
Textiline 95
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Fabrics pass through rigorous testing for sun production:
Sunbrella brand fabrics hold the “Seal of Recommendation” by the Skin Cancer Foundation, an international organization dedicated to the prevention of skin cancer.
Additional Information:
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Installation Instructions (PDF)
Verticool Installation Video
This retractable and removable universal shade extension fits almost any boat.
Expand the shaded area in your ski or fishing boat with a Wakeshade Universal Shade Extension. It mounts in minutes with no drilling or customization required. And it folds compactly for easy storage when not in use.
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Frame: Powder-coated aluminum casing with stainless-steel arms, clamps and fittings.
Fabric: WeatherMax 3D
Weight: 18-25 lbs. (depending on size)
Retracted Dimensions: 66 x 3 x 4, 75 x 3 x 4
Mounting: Bolt on clamps available in 15 sizes based on tower or t-top diameter. Use this chart to determine the correct clamp size for your tower (PDF).
Installation Video: Install Your WakeShade
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Sleeping pads are not just for the kids anymore! Experience the comfort of a premium foam mattress with SugarHouse’s Sleeping Pads. Made of High-Resiliency (HR) foam, the highest grade of foam on the market, our pads are designed to contour to the body with extreme elasticity and optimal support across the entire surface, resulting in a more restful night’s sleep. Each pad is encased in an easily removable and machine-washable cover that protects the pad against spills.
At 4” of thickness, the pads insulate the body from the cold ground and even-out small variances in the surface on which they are used. When stacked in our protective storage bag in sets of 5 pads, the storage bag becomes a comfortable seating surface as well. With hundreds of Sunbrella fabric color options for the storage bags, there is sure to be one that matches your taste and style preferences.
Constructed with a mesh bottom for ventilation, and rings on the back to secure against railing, our Sleeping Pads are an ideal solution for houseboats.
Whether you are spending your evenings on the water, a mountain cabin, or hosting extra houseguests, SugarHouse’s sleeping pads create a convenient and comfortable sleeping spot for kids and adults alike.
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Since 1941, we’ve been a premiere source for air conditioner covers – both evaporative coolers and standard AC units. We use high-quality, durable, industrial grade material that can withstand heavy wind, rain, and snow. You can choose a stock cover or have one custom made in our Midvale, Utah facility.
To add extra protection and make sure your cover is secure, you can add a set of security straps. These straps have heavy-duty outdoor polypropylene webbing with a durable nylon side-release buckle. They come in four different sizes and the maximum A/C unit perimeter must be 5” less than strap dimension.
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Ensure your cover stays in place all winter long with our durable security straps.
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