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Is the problem with the material or is it reflection from The ground, UV rays are reflected of most surfaces, like grass, and the sun isnt, hence you can get burnt in the shade!!! I had a similar problem with a friend, otherwise try an awning with a removable front, PVC Material preferably as these are usually UV proof(Ish), of a good quality canvas, then you can zip the front off, and still get a bit of light. hope this helps, I will try to do a bit more digging for you.
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Topic: Awning Extension
