Shadeports are a uniquely designed hip-roof shade structure that provide low-maintenance and cost effective UV protection. The hip-roof frame has a natural strength inherent by design, allowing for minimal member sizes while still maintaining durability. Shadport’s can also be joined together by sharing common support posts, which together with its robust design, forms a very affordable shading solution. These features make the Shadeport a perfect fit for a wide variaty of external applications.

These include:

• Council Reserves
• School Playgrounds
• Childcare Centres
• Recreation & Play Areas
• Sport Centres
• Swimming Pools
• Sandpits
• Car Parking Areas

Available Configurations...

Standard Shadeport - Rectangular

The typical layout of most shadeports, 4 posts are joined together by a hi-frame roof, supporting the shadecloth top. Wire tensioned to gain strength, square or rectangular format Shadeports are ideal for large areas with minimal support posts.

Modular Systems - Linked

Multiple Shadeports can be linked together to shade large areas, with no real limits on total plan area. Ideal for large playgrounds or assembly areas, this modular system can be linked in line or multi-square format.

Hexagonal Format

Hexagonal format Shadeports can provide shade over large areas with a striking and eye-catching structure. This configuration offers a perfect solution for areas that differ from standard shapes, allowing for more complicated layouts.

Long Ridge

6 post shadeports, including a long central ridge and side strut rafters, allow for even larger spans. Perfect for areas that need covering to span over larg areas, the Long Ridge Shadeport can adequetly cover large areas that are complicated or large in area.

Optional Extras

Anti Vandal Systems

Shadeport frames can include rafter overhangs or other vandal protection devices, which can dramatically reduce the risk of damage to your installed structure.

Ridge Protectors

Ridge Protectors can also be incorporated into your Shadeport design, protecting the rubbing of fabric on the metal frame. This allows the shade to last longer and reduce time spent on maintenance & up-keep.