The Block NZ is soaring through its sixth season of the show titled Side x Side as four teams renovate their semi-detached terraced houses. Shade7 are proud to have sponsored a challenge this year, through their luxury outdoor furniture brand OceanWeave.
Each week New Zealanders all over the country tune in to the hit show The Block NZ: Side x Side to watch as four teams renovate their homes in a bid to earn the grand prize of $100,000. They must renovate their homes ready for sale at auction, and the team who earns the highest profit above the reserve price wins the grand prize plus their own profits. Fortunately every team gets to keep any profits they making above their reserve price, but only the winner gets the $100,000 bonus.
Shade7’s outdoor furniture brand OceanWeave sponsored the famous plank challenge where the winners were entitled to $10,000 of outdoor furniture for their homes. The winners of the challenge Andy and Nate graciously shared their winnings with the other teams, offering them $2,000 each from the prize. The teams could utilise the prize for their roof terrace, the key outdoor area of their homes.
Friends from Palmerston North Stace and Yanita took the boys up on their generous offer and chose to spend it on an outdoor cantilever umbrella from Shade7. The girls chose a Horizon cantilever umbrella in a popular canopy colour, Charcoal Tweed. This outdoor cantilever umbrella is an ideal way of offering shade in a flexible manner. The Horizon cantilever umbrella has been cleverly designed to rotate a full 360 degrees and also be titled to 7 different angles, which allows you to adjust the umbrella to offer the most shade as the sun moves throughout the day. Additionally the base they chose has wheels making it moveable to any position. Should you choose to want shade elsewhere, or re-arrange your outdoor space, the Horizon cantilever umbrella gives you such flexibility.
Stace and Yanita describe their décor style as “minimalistic, geometric, colourful and eclectic”. They have been featuring a bold blue colour alongside grey tones, which the charcoal tweed Horizon cantilever umbrella blends well into. The octagonal shape of the umbrella also lends well to their geometric style. The girls were awarded the highest marks from the judges, along with twins Julia and Ali. The twins however had a special -2 game changer and were able to deduct two points from Stace and Yanita, giving themselves the win. Congratulations to all teams for their hard work on some amazing roof terraces.
Shade7 specialise in high quality cantilever umbrellas and centre post umbrellas. Browse the full range online or visit their Auckland showroom.
