A well-made shadesail, fabricated from a first class shade cloth, stitched with UV resistant thread and tightly tensioned to properly engineered fittings, should last you more than fifteen years. The right galvanised framework should last 100 years. You are investing in a long term product so don’t be afraid to pay a little more to get a lifetime of benefit from your shade structure.
Mark purchased Del-Ray Canvas, the family run business, from his parents in 2010 and changed the name to WeatherSafe WA.
Along with running the internal operations of the company, Mark’s focus is on the bigger projects as well as the marketing of WeatherSafe’s many products and services.
Another installer who worked for WeatherSafe for many years is Allen.
After taking a few years away from the industry Wal has set himself up as a contractor and is another installer who is in demand in the region.
Shaun worked as WeatherSafe head installer for 5 years before setting himself up as an independent contractor.
He is now a sort after installer of Blinds, Awnings and shade sails for numerous companies throughout the South West and remains our main installer.
Anne has been part of the WeatherSafe team for more than 100 years.
She is an integral part of the team and keeps our stores in order and the factory in tip top shape.
Shaun is our latest apprentice and is quickly learning the ropes and all aspects of industrial textile fabrication.
Rueben has been part of the WeatherSafe team since 2014. Rueben is our installer and will be the one to visit when your blinds, shade sails & awnings are ready for installation.
Rueben has 4 kids and is an awesome dart player.
Brady has been part of the WeatherSafe team for more than 5 years. You’ll find Brady out in the factory marking out jobs getting them ready for Vanny to put through the sewing machine. Brady is an avid Dockers fan, and you will see him out on the footy field playing for Souths.