Richard,
Last year at the beach, I bought one of those cheap (er, inexpensive)
gazebo-like
canopies. It came with lots of metal tubes which had to be put together to form
the
upper canopy support and the legs. It was about 8' x 8' and 6' tall.
However, if one replaced the metal tubes with wooden dowel material, something
like this would provide a cheap shelter. The corners usually come with a means
to
peg into the ground, given the winds at a typical beach. For this you might
need to
find some plastic or other non-conductive tent pegs.
Just a thought.............
George
woods%sensormatic....@interlock.lexmark.com on 12/22/2000 11:00:19 AM
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Subject: OATS Turntable Canopy
I want to erect a simple, low cost removable canopy over our turntable at
our OATS to protect the EUT from light rain and our Florida sun. Is anyone
aware of an off-the-shelf option? Has anyone constructed a simple canopy and
would like to share their design and/or experience (good and bad)?
Richard Woods
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