Shade designed for Texas heat.
Shade Structures
Fabric systems that cool play and gathering areas.
Tensioned fabric sails in single and layered arrays.
Post-to-one-side units that keep use zones clear.
Complete coverage engineered over entire structures.
Canopies sized to cover one to three swing bays.
Park Shelters
Steel structures that hold a gathering.
Bolted steel shelters from 20 to 100+ feet.
Smaller shelters for seating areas and trailheads.
Single-bench canopies for bus stops and paths.
Open-sided shelters sized over picnic tables.
Shade works
where the sun hits.
We consider sun direction, equipment, seating, and peak-use hours—so shade is placed where people actually need it. We plan footings, clearances, and wind loads with the layout, so structures stay safe and covered spaces stay usable through Texas summers.
Why it matters
Shade only works where people are.
Afternoon shade moves.
As the sun moves west, shadows extend east. A canopy positioned for noon may not shade the same equipment later in the day.
Plan for the hours people actually use the space.
UV rays are generally strongest during these hours.
Figures reflect cited research or federal guidance. Requirements and performance vary by facility, product, jurisdiction, installation, use, and maintenance.
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We work across manufacturers to help match shade and shelter options to your site, coverage needs, budget, and use.