A four-corner net needs four mounting points and a square layout. Plenty of patios lack that geometry: an angled balcony, an awkward corner under a stairwell, a planted area where one anchor is just a tree. Three-point geometry slips into those non-rectangular footprints, and white keeps the install quiet and bright. Specifications Geometry: Triangle, three mounting points Material: Durable 420D Oxford fabric designed for outdoor use. Design: Breathable mesh structure that allows airflow while creating comfortable shade. Finish: Military-style S-cut pattern for a natural and elegant appearance. Attachment: 3 corner loops for quick and easy installation. Edges: Flexible, natural-finish borders designed to preserve the lightweight look of the net. Suited for: Balconies, narrow patios, planted corners, contemporary outdoor spaces Pick this if Your space has an irregular footprint and a square net would either hang awkwardly or need an extra post just to fit. The triangle works with what is already there. Common questions Three points enough for wind? The reinforced corners spread tension along the entire edge line. Three solid anchor points hold as well as four for sizes in this range. Mount on existing wall? Yes. One or two of the three points can land on wall-fixed anchors. The third typically lands on a post or pergola corner.