In this blog, we explore the different types of car park shades available at SBF INTERIORS AND OUTDOOR SOLUTIONS LIMITED, highlighting their features, benefits, and suitability for various parking environments.

Shades Sails
Shade Sails are visually appealing and add an aesthetic touch to car parks. Inspired by sailboats, these shades feature a triangular or square-shaped canopy made from high-density polyethylene fabric. Sail shades offer excellent UV protection and can be easily customized to fit various parking space configurations.
Benefits:
• Enhances the visual appeal of the parking area.
• Provides effective UV protection.
• Can be tailored to fit irregular or unique parking layouts.

Tensioned Membrane Shades
Tensioned membrane shades are designed using fabric membranes stretched over a supporting framework. These shades offer a sleek and modern look to car parks while providing protection against harsh weather conditions. Tensioned membrane shades are highly durable and can withstand strong winds and heavy rainfall.
Benefits:
• Sleek and modern design.
• Offers excellent protection against rain, hail, and dust.
• Long-lasting and low maintenance.

Steel Framed Shades
Steel framed shades are robust and sturdy structures commonly found in large-scale parking lots, such as airports, shopping centers, and stadiums. These shades consist of a steel frame with a roof made from polycarbonate or metal sheets. Steel framed shades provide ample coverage for multiple parking spaces and can withstand harsh weather conditions.
Benefits:
• Ideal for large-scale parking areas.
• Offers maximum protection against extreme weather.
• Durable and long-lasting.

Solar Panel Car Park Shades
With the growing emphasis on renewable energy, solar panel car park shades are gaining popularity. These shades combine the functionality of traditional shades with the ability to harness solar energy. The canopy is made from solar panels that generate electricity while providing shade to parked vehicles. Solar panel car park shades contribute to sustainable energy practices and can even generate excess power.
Benefits:
Harnesses renewable solar energy.
• Provides shade while generating electricity.
• Supports eco-friendly initiatives.