Replacement Parts Is Important

Remember when you could fix all the appliances in your house? That lost American value is one of the most important values in the umbrellas we build. All of our umbrellas are designed with quality interchangeable parts, allowing owners to order replacement parts as needed.  The piece of mind that you can always fix your umbrella after so many years of use, or simply have the freedom to change the color canopy to match a new patio dinning set is important. This is what gives our original cantilever umbrellas so much value.

Check out our quality parts store to see how we provide many years of support and service to our customers with replacement parts and canopies! 

A Great Investment

We engineer every Sun Garden USA umbrella with the intent to save you money by building a higher quality product as a long-term investment. That's why we hand assemble each umbrella and offer replacement parts and canopies so that you can maintain your parasol for the long haul. 

To the right in the first picture, you could see the sheer size of our umbrellas and their presence in this picture of them at the POLO Match we just sponsored. Our umbrellas are a more beautiful, and versatile option than a standard pop up tent. 

In the second picture to the left, you can see a comparison to an average made patio umbrella side by side. Not only is our umbrella larger providing you more shade than a standard patio umbrella, but you can see the strength in our build quality. The wooden frame is warped on the standard umbrella and is falling over to the side. Standard patio umbrellas are built to last a season or two, while ours is designed to last you a long period of time.

These values are what makes our umbrellas such a great long term investment!

What's A French Seam?

The  fabric of our Canopies are sewn with a French seam to ensure a clean line, with a strong construction for durability. So why is this little seam so important? Well it's used in many industries to ensure strength in  the wear and tear of the fabrics. If it looks familiar, it's a stitch that's found on car, boat and airplane interiors for it's durability. We at Sun Garden USA take pride in this construction practice on all of our canopies. To learn further about how a french seam is done, check out this post from our friends at Shorelark