Pop-up canopy tents, also called ready-ups or gazebos, are temporary structures that shield people from sun, rain, and other overhead weather. They contain a collapsible internal frame that expands and stretches the protective fabric over a large area. They can be upgraded with sidewalls to add wind protection and convert into tents, allowing for additional privacy.

Enclosed pop-up canopy tents are temporary structures that shield people from sun, rain, and other overhead weather. They contain a collapsible internal frame, protective fabric roof and one or more sidewalls that block wind and wind-driven weather.

Pop-up storage tents are temporary structures that shield supplies from sun, rain, and other weather. They contain a collapsible internal frame, protective fabric roof, and one or more sidewalls that block wind and wind-driven weather. They are commonly used to store supplies during an emergency or extended field operations where permanent structures are unavailable or cannot be constructed.

Garage-style tents are temporary structures that shield people and vehicles from sun, rain, and other overhead weather. They contain a collapsible internal frame, protective fabric roof, and one or more sidewalls that block wind and wind-driven weather. They are larger than other temporary structures and can house vehicles and similarly-sized objects such as pallets and other supplies.

Carports are temporary structures that protect vehicles from sun, rain, and other overhead weather. They consist of metal frames with hard plastic or metal roof panels that offer a higher degree of protection than fabric roofs.