Nordspur | Shadeora Hot Tub Privacy Screen | Garden Shade & Screening Panel

Enjoy your hot tub without the whole street enjoying it too.

You spent good money on the hot tub. What you didn't sign up for was feeling on show to every overlooking window and neighbouring garden every time you climb in. A permanent screen means fence panels, posts and a weekend of building — the Shadeora just ties up where you need it.

Fixed to posts, a frame or an existing fence, the panel breaks the direct line of sight into your hot tub area, giving it a private, tucked-away feel by day and into the evening. The breathable weave filters roughly 75% of sun to keep the glare off during daytime soaks, and takes the edge off the wind on cooler evenings — all secured through the reinforced eyelets, no drilling into anything permanent.

Why hot tub owners choose it:

• Screens the view — breaks the direct sightline from neighbouring windows and gardens, so your hot tub area feels secluded (it filters rather than fully blocks, best for daytime and dusk seclusion)
• No building project — ties to posts, frames or an existing fence through the perimeter eyelets; up in minutes, moved just as easily
• Takes the edge off the wind — the breathable weave cuts draughts on cooler evenings without acting like a sail
• Filters ~75% of daytime sun — keeps the glare off afternoon and early-evening soaks
• Reinforced edges & eyelets — spread the tension and resist sagging in an outdoor spot
• Easy to keep clean — 450 g, hose it down and air-dry; simple to take in over winter
  
  

Good to know: this is a breathable screening panel, not a rain cover or a solid wall — it screens views and filters sun and wind, and works best as daytime and dusk seclusion rather than a fully opaque barrier.

Specs:
HDPE shade fabric · ~75% light reduction · Reinforced border with corner supports & perimeter eyelets · Tie-down or hook fastening · 450 g · Not waterproof

From an afternoon soak to a private evening under the stars, the Shadeora gives your hot tub the seclusion it deserves — without the building work.