Skillion Shelters

Outdoor shelters provide a simple solution to enjoying the Australian outdoors, all year round. Our new selection of outdoor shelters offer a versatile and stylish way to add shelters into an existing outdoor area and can be combined with new or existing tables and chairs or other seating. Our range of outdoor shelters have been designed to provide outstanding weather protection against Australia’s harsh climate and are engineered for Region C Terrain Category 2.5.

Why choose Felton Outdoor Shelters

• All our shelters are certified 100% Australian Made and Owned.
• Versatility - our selection of outdoor shelters are extremely versatile. Their standalone nature means they can be used on their own or in conjunction with new or existing outdoor furniture.
• Our outdoor shelters encourage people to get outside all year around, optimising the use of your outdoor environment.
• Government research tells us that children who spend more time outside learn better and have stronger physical and mental health. The constant flow of air helps students remain alert and focused. They’re also more likely to be environmentally aware, with an enhanced sense of creativity, better teamwork and problem-solving skills. Our shelters can be used to help make outdoor learning a possibility whatever the season.
• Undercover areas assist in reducing exposure to harmful UV rays and providing shelter from rain.
• Materials
  • Full Aluminium frame construction
  • 7.6 Degree Skillion Roof Design
  • Aluminium strip Louvre Screen included as standard
  • Bolt Down Footing Design
  • Colorbond® Iron Roofing Material – Deep Ocean Standard with Alternative Colour Options

Need assistance for your Outdoor Shelter? Why not see what grants are available for shade structures in your community

Take a look through our grants page for up-to-date information on the grants available nationwide and state-wide. Some popular grants for shade include:

• The Australian Department of Education, Skills and Employment provides a variety of financial assistance programs to schools, including the provision of shade structures. Schools can apply for funding for one project between $1,000 and $20,000 by submitting an application on SCHOOLSHUB. The application must include details such as who will benefit from the project, the expected benefits and how the project provides value for public money.
• The Cancer Council recommends shade in all outdoor areas where people gather and spend time during the day. To facilitate this, the Cancer Council Queensland in conjunction with the Queensland Department of Health launched the SunSmart Shade Creation Initiative to cover 80% of the cost of a school shade program.