An erectable canopy framework comprising a base frame and a roof frame. The roof frame is operative to support a canopy above the base frame and is removably mountable to the base frame. The base frame includes a plurality of upright support members, a plurality of cross members, each interconnecting adjacent upright support members, and a plurality of mounts disposed on the upright support members. Each mount includes a mount opening and each cross member includes a scissor assembly to permit movement of the base frame between expanded and a collapsed states. The mounts are operative to fasten the cross members to the upright support members. The roof frame includes a plurality of rafters each connectable to a corresponding mount opening. The framework comprises a plurality of rafter fittings each adapted for insertion into a corresponding mount opening and connectable to a corresponding rafter.

An erectable canopy framework comprising a base frame and a roof frame. The roof frame is operative to support a canopy above the base frame and is removably mountable to the base frame. The base frame includes a plurality of upright support members, a plurality of cross members, each interconnecting adjacent upright support members, and a plurality of mounts disposed on the upright support members. Each mount includes a mount opening and each cross member includes a scissor assembly to permit movement of the base frame between expanded and a collapsed states. The mounts are operative to fasten the cross members to the upright support members. The roof frame includes a plurality of rafters each connectable to a corresponding mount opening. The framework comprises a plurality of rafter fittings each adapted for insertion into a corresponding mount opening and connectable to a corresponding rafter.

In some embodiments, a canopy structure comprises a plurality of support members, each comprising a first leg and a second leg telescopically slideable within the first leg to infinitely adjust a height of the canopy structure. The canopy structure can comprise a plurality of eaves comprising scissor-jack members moveable between an extended position and a collapsed position. The canopy structure can comprise a plurality of locking members. The locking members can be coupled to the first legs. The locking members can be adjustable between a locked and an unlocked position. The locking members can be configured to apply a radial inward force received by an area of the second legs when the locking members are in the locked position.

In some embodiments, a canopy structure comprises a plurality of support members, each comprising a first leg and a second leg telescopically slideable within the first leg to infinitely adjust a height of the canopy structure. The canopy structure can comprise a plurality of eaves comprising scissor-jack members moveable between an extended position and a collapsed position. The canopy structure can comprise a plurality of locking members. The locking members can be coupled to the first legs. The locking members can be adjustable between a locked and an unlocked position. The locking members can be configured to apply a radial inward force received by an area of the second legs when the locking members are in the locked position.

A collapsible canopy is provided, including a central lock, peripheral assembly, and a plurality of inner retractable units connected between the central lock and the peripheral assentbly. Each inner retractable unit includes a first top rod and a second top rod hinged to each other. The central lock includes: a central rod; a bottom cap, provided on the lower portion of the central rod and hinged to the second top rod; a top cap, sleeved on the central rod and hinged to the first top rod; a locking mechanism provided between the top cap and the central rod, with a locked state and an unlocked state; and an operation part for locking and/or unlocking the locking mechanism, located at the bottom of the central lock. The structure of the locking mechanism is simplifiedand conveniently performed at the bottom of the central lock.

A collapsible canopy is provided, including a central lock, peripheral assembly, and a plurality of inner retractable units connected between the central lock and the peripheral assentbly. Each inner retractable unit includes a first top rod and a second top rod hinged to each other. The central lock includes: a central rod; a bottom cap, provided on the lower portion of the central rod and hinged to the second top rod; a top cap, sleeved on the central rod and hinged to the first top rod; a locking mechanism provided between the top cap and the central rod, with a locked state and an unlocked state; and an operation part for locking and/or unlocking the locking mechanism, located at the bottom of the central lock. The structure of the locking mechanism is simplifiedand conveniently performed at the bottom of the central lock.

Disclosed are a tent and a tent pole thereof. The tent pole includes a support rod mounted on a tent body and an eaves pole rotatably connected with the support rod. The support rod is provided with a first limiting member configured to limit the eaves pole when the eaves pole is unfolded, and a second limiting member configured to limit the eaves pole when the eaves pole is stored. According to the tent pole provided by the present application, the eaves pole is rotatably connected with the support rod, and can be integrally set up or packed up with the tent body without disassembly or increasing additional package size.

An outdoor barbecue tent capable of quick assembling and folding includes a tent body and a shelf. The tent body includes a sunshade part and at least two fixed columns arranged on the sunshade part. A movable column relatively movably mounted to each of the at least two fixed columns, and two diagonal positions of the shelf are mounted with a supporting rod respectively, the supporting rods are connected to the fixed columns, and the shelf is connected to the fixed columns. The structure thereof utilizes the foldability of the folding tent body, the retractability of the movable column, and the convenient mounting of the shelf to achieve the ease assembling of the shelf, and greatly reduces the time of assembling the outdoor barbecue tent capable of quick assembling and folding.

An outdoor barbecue tent capable of quick assembling and folding includes a tent body and a shelf. The tent body includes a sunshade part and at least two fixed columns arranged on the sunshade part. A movable column relatively movably mounted to each of the at least two fixed columns, and two diagonal positions of the shelf are mounted with a supporting rod respectively, the supporting rods are connected to the fixed columns, and the shelf is connected to the fixed columns. The structure thereof utilizes the foldability of the folding tent body, the retractability of the movable column, and the convenient mounting of the shelf to achieve the ease assembling of the shelf, and greatly reduces the time of assembling the outdoor barbecue tent capable of quick assembling and folding.

An outdoor barbecue tent capable of quick assembling and folding disclosed in the present invention includes a tent body and a shelf. The tent body includes a sunshade part and at least two fixed columns arranged on the sunshade part. A movable column relatively movably mounted to each of the at least two fixed columns, and two diagonal positions of the shelf are mounted with a supporting rod respectively, the supporting rods are connected to the fixed columns, and the shelf is connected to the fixed columns. The structure thereof utilizes the foldability of the folding tent body, the retractability of the movable column, and the convenient mounting of the shelf to achieve the ease assembling of the shelf, and greatly reduces the time of assembling the outdoor barbecue tent capable of quick assembling and folding. At the same time, the shelf can be detached on the column, thus achieving the technical effect that the folded barbecue tent body is small in size and convenient to carry.