Sunbrella Awning Fabric: Durable and Stylish Solutions for Outdoor Shade

Sunbrella Awning Fabric is the same base fabric as Sunbrella Awning but has a urethane coating for even greater water and abrasion resistance. Use coated side down, away from the elements, and use caution when patterning as there is an inside and outside of the fabric. Works great for tops where extra water resistance is ideal. Colors are extremely consistent and can be mixed and matched between Sunbrella Marine Grade, Supreme, or even Seamark. Even the harshest environments are no match for Sunbrella fabric. That’s because its rich color is an integral part of the fiber and can’t be washed away or bleached out by the sun, rain, or chlorine. Rest assured your boat cover will look fabulous nautical mile after mile. Sunbrella Fabrics, the manufacturers of beautiful high-quality outdoor fabrics, has teamed up with Outdoor Fabric to supply Sunbrella outdoor fabrics to the general public at incredible prices. Indoor and Outdoor Sunbrella Awning Fabric are durable enough to withstand harsh climates, children, and pets. The extremes of nature and all life’s little accidents are no match. These outdoor fabrics retain the initial beauty and integrity year after year. When additional water repellency and durability are required, our canvas fabrics are recommended.

Sunbrella Awning Fabric should be hosed off once a month like most outdoor canvas. A thorough cleaning is needed every two to three years. If size permits, fabrics may be removed for thorough cleanings and laundered in a washing machine using cold water gently. Used on awnings, Sunbrella can block 75 percent of the sun’s heat and reduce a room’s temperature from 8 to 15 degrees. Laboratory-controlled and outdoor exposure tests have shown that the air underneath a Sunbrella awning is 22 percent cooler than the air under coated awnings. Sunbrella is not coated but has pores that allow air and moisture to escape.