Z16 Colour Chart
Z16 Colour Range
Twenty-four colours in our standard shade fabric. Every one is a photograph of the actual cloth — not a colour block.
Two figures for each colour. UVR block is how much harmful UV the fabric stops — the sunburn number. Shade is how much visible light and heat it stops, which is how dark and cool it feels underneath.
Darker colours do more of both. If UV protection is your first priority — over a pool, or a play area where the kids spend hours — lean darker. A dark sail also feels cooler below, while a lighter one keeps the space brighter but with more glare. Neither is wrong; it depends what the space is for.
Colour doesn't affect the price, so choose what suits your home.
Black
UVR block 99%
Shade 97%
Rainforest
UVR block 98%
Shade 91%
Gumleaf
UVR block 98%
Shade 91%
Desert Sand
UVR block 97%
Shade 89%
Silver
UVR block 97%
Shade 93%
Red Earth
UVR block 96.7%
Shade 92.2%
Charcoal
UVR block 96%
Shade 96%
Olive
UVR block 95.1%
Shade 89.4%
Chocolate
UVR block 95%
Shade 94%
Royal Blue
UVR block 95%
Shade 88%
Sunflower Yellow
UVR block 94.7%
Shade 79.4%
Cinnamon
UVR block 94.4%
Shade 91.5%
Mulberry
UVR block 94%
Shade 91%
Eucalyptus
UVR block 93.8%
Shade 90.6%
Navy Blue
UVR block 93%
Shade 93%
Laguna Blue
UVR block 93%
Shade 89%
Sunset Red
UVR block 93%
Shade 77%
Atomic Orange
UVR block 92.7%
Shade 82.5%
Turquoise
UVR block 92%
Shade 84%
Zesty Lime
UVR block 91.7%
Shade 83.7%
Electric Purple
UVR block 90.5%
Shade 82.8%
Rust Gold
UVR block 88%
Shade 87%
Terracotta
UVR block 87%
Shade 84%
Ice White
UVR block 83.3%
Shade 62.4%
Screens lie a little. These are photographs of the real cloth, but colour still shifts with your monitor and with the light a sail sits in. If you're deciding between two, or matching something existing, ask us for a physical sample before you order.