Shade you can order for Burning Man

The shade note is how to choose a structure. The shade kit is the cart. This page is the version you order when you cannot get to a camp pickup. Straight leg. Open knit. A lag at every foot. The solid top stays in the car. That sentence is already on the shade note. We are repeating it, not widening it.

What the kit already links

The Impact Canopy we opened is a 10 by 10 straight-leg steel frame. The included solid top bakes a camp if you leave it on, so it stays in the car. A heavier straight-leg frame is the same job when the camp is bigger than ten by ten. Slant-leg pop-ups walk. We are not repeating a wind-speed claim.

The cloth is the open knit, a 10 by 15 reflective mesh with grommets. It is not waterproof, and it is not a roof by itself. It goes on the frame. Lag bolts go in at every foot and back out with a socket. The listing we opened is 3/8 by 12 inches. The lag page already says the city's securing notes describe lags on the order of 12 inches. These are not 18-inch bolts, and they are not rebar.

If you drive rebar instead, cap every exposed end. The impact driver is how the lags go in and come back out. It is tool only. Match the battery you already chose. Ratchet straps hold the cloth to the frame and the load on the drive. Clips and the rest of the line are on the shade kit. Nothing on this page is a new product.

A pickup frame is a different object

Some camps build a knock-down frame and hand it over in person. That is a different object from the frame on this page. We do not review their engineering. We do not print their prices. If you can pick one up, the shade note is still how you stake it. If you cannot, order the straight-leg frame, the knit, and the lags.

If the lags cannot fly

A shade frame and a week of water do not fit a carry-on. Flying in quotes the bus luggage page. Read that page before you pack the frame you hope will squeeze. Reno pickup is a locker, a Hub counter, or a hotel hold for a piece you ordered. We do not ship the carton, and we do not meet you at the locker. If checkout will not offer a locker, that piece does not fit one.

• —Straight legs. The solid top stays in the car.
• —Open knit on the frame, tied at the corners and the midpoints.
• —A lag at every foot, and a plan to pull every one.
• —Caps on rebar, if rebar is the stake you drive.
• —Straps for the cloth and for the drive.
• —A wind plan on the shade-wind note. No new wind number here.
• —A flying plan that does not pretend the frame is a carry-on.

How the lags, the rebar, and the straps get used is shade that stays put in the wind. The aisle is shade gear.