An adjustable tent structure for use with and incorporation into the cargo bay sections of a range of vehicles or pickup trucks is disclosed. The tent structure elements include a plurality of flexible poles that, when assembled, form the tent skeletal structure; a tent cover section that is attached to the plurality of flexible poles and forms the tent structure. The adjustable entryway configuration of the tent structure allows for use within a wide variety of vehicle cargo bay sizes. Accordingly, the tent structure may be used in, and fit in smaller truck cargo bay, as well as a larger vehicle cargo bay, where the vehicle cargo bay has different lengths and/or widths. The tent structure has a plurality of tie-downs that may be attached, for stability of the tent structure, to the vehicle cargo bay, other vehicle structure, and/or to the ground surrounding the vehicle.

A collapsible enclosure includes a body formed by a plurality of walls including a front, a back, a first side, a second side, a top, and a bottom wall coupled to one another to form an interior. Each wall includes at least one of a plurality of deformable frame members. A window is defined in one of the front, back, first side and second side wall, and is selectively engageable with the respective wall such that the window is disposable between an open and closed position. A door is defined in one of the front, back, first side, and second side wall, and is further selectively engageable with the respective wall such that the door is disposable between an open and closed position. The front wall defines a first plane and the back wall defines a second plane, the first plane and second plane are substantially parallel to one another.

A personal pop-up pod includes an interior chamber formed by a connection of several panels: a front panel, a rear panel, left and right side panels, and a top panel. The personal pop-up pod also includes first and second arm apertures formed in the rear panel, a window in one of the side panels, and a zipper arranged to open and close the window. A bottom edge of the front panel includes an elastic strip so that the bottom edge of the front panel may closely conform around a region of a patient when the patient's head is located in the interior chamber. As such, the personal pop-up pod defines a containment that allows a patient to undergo a medical examination or medical procedure while protecting one or both of the caregiver and the patient from contamination of each other.

A shade assembly for a wagon having a collapsible shade frame that transitions between an assembled state for providing shade and a disassembled state for stowing. The shade frame has at least a pair of long rods each having a distal end and a mounting end removably mountable to a mounting holder on a frame of the wagon. The long rods each has a plurality of rod sections in the disassemble state, and the rod sections are removably connected end-to-end to form corresponding long rods arranged in a cross configuration to form a support frame in the assembled state. A canopy comprising a shade material is supported on the support frame of the shade frame in the assembled state. Under the weight of the canopy, the shade frame is cantilevered at the mounting ends of the long rods by the mounting holder.

A deployable tent comprising a tent cloth, and a skeleton comprising at least one first arch provided with a first deformable elongate element and a second deformable elongate element that are arranged end-to-end by their first ends, wherein the skeleton has a folded position and a deployed position, and wherein, in the deployed position, the distance between the second ends of the first and second deformable elongate elements of the first arch is less than the sum of the lengths of the first and second deformable elongate elements, whereby the deformation in bending of the first and second deformable elongate elements of the first arch increases and then decreases during the passage between the deployed position and the folded position.

A retractable canopy for a watercraft lift includes an actuator operatively connected to the watercraft lift and a movable boom to rotate the movable boom relative to the watercraft lift; a linkage extends between the fixed boom and the movable boom, at least one first strut is supported by the linkage, at least one second strut is supported by a fixed boom; and at least one third strut is supported by the movable boom. The fixed boom, the movable boom, the at least one second strut, and the at least one third strut support a cover in an extended configuration above a watercraft area. The fixed boom, the movable boom, the at least one first strut, the at least one second strut, and the at least one third strut support the cover in a retracted configuration adjacent to the fixed strut.

A heat-reflection tent has a body and a supporting member. The body has a covering cloth having two covering sheets and a zipper assembly. The zipper assembly is mounted on the covering cloth and has a front zipper and two bottom zippers. The front zipper is located between the two covering sheets. The two bottom zippers are respectively disposed below the two covering sheets. The supporting member is mounted on the body and is used to support the body for keeping a shape of the body. An opened range of the two covering sheets is increased by the bottom zippers for allowing a user to enter the body easily.

Disclosed herein are novel personal pop-up pods designed for a single user. The personal pop-up pods can provide a user with privacy and/or protection from the surrounding elements. The personal pop-up pods are designed such that a user can remain mobile, i.e., able to move from one location to another while using a personal pop-up pod. The personal pop-up pods are designed such that a user can selectively gain access to the area surrounding the pop-up pod by opening windows and other points of access.

A foldable golf practice tent comprising a tent having a ceiling, a back, left and right sides, a floor and a wide front open face for accepting golf balls hit by club; an elastic frame structure connected to the fabric of the tent that provides structural support for the tent; and a planar net coupled to the front of the ceiling, such that the net hangs from the ceiling, partially slops towards the back of the tent and extends loosely towards the floor, wherein the net is placed behind the open face such that golf balls that have been hit into the tent contact the net and drop within the tent. The elastic frame structure comprises two fiber circles, such that the tent can be made into light and solid, wherein the tent is easily folded into a small portable size and opens automatically in seconds when unfold.

Folding casing formed of intersecting arches or rings and stretched by inner traction elements.