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Post by sputnik » Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:46 pm

Because everyone over in the bar thread right now thinks this is a good idea and I should post it here. Heli has one that we can use if someone can pick it up. Otherwise one can be made or bought. Portables are available online

http://www.platinumstages.com/

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Post by Rockdad » Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:20 pm

((Tisha it was BC's Idea!))
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Post by Mozy bonz » Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:51 pm

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The KD StarShade 400 canopy is tension fabric tent supported by a single center-pole and ground up tension. This unique and patented design is ideal for smaller Outdoor Events and can seat approximately 44 people at banquet tables. The StarShade 400 requires a 43 foot diameter set-up area and folds down into 3 carry bags that fit in the trunk of most standard vehicles.

Base:

Unique Tension Structure Design
400 Square Feet of Complete Coverage Area
6 Elegant Arches
Aluminum Parts—no rusting
Sets Up in Minutes
Canopy is for Outdoor Use—requires depth for 30 inch stakes
Free Carry Bags for Complete Unit
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250 Denier Oxford Polyester—both strong and lightweight
Water Resistant, Fire Retardant, and UV Protected
Eight Bold Canopy Colors
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I really like this Canopy.

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Post by Kinetic IV » Tue Mar 28, 2006 8:56 pm

That canopy seems to belong on the playa...I can sit here and visualize it in the middle of a camp. It just fits...I don't know how else to put it.
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Post by Mozy bonz » Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:07 pm

I sent for a quote. let see how much it is. But I really like it too.

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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:09 pm

Primo, Mozy......

Jewel*** bought rounds for the bar, one to you....
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Post by Rockdad » Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:34 pm

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I love it I think we need to get some basic idea this week or next on how much room we really need it seems to me that we are getting big enough to ask the Mayor for more frontage but we need facts....50' X 100' would let us set that up and still have room for Robbi's driveway.
I need to look at the AEZ 2006 wiki and get and idea what the camps set up is like The mayor sent out a mail on the list about not drawing the actual placement map till June but he wants numbers from all the big camps. If you go to the Wiki or AEZ website look at the 2005 map to get an idea of where we are and layout.

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Post by Mozy bonz » Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:29 pm

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Post by Desert Duck » Tue Mar 28, 2006 11:40 pm

I LIKE it!! Hey, can we use the stripper pole as the center pole?
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Post by tisha2 » Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:07 am

only if you dance first...

call me crazy, but it's looking to me like y'all are gettin to the point of asking fer yer own darn property...with all the campers & space already committed, this looks like it could be a good 1/4 to 1/2 a block of a camp.
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Post by Desert Duck » Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:10 am

So if we do it right, we'll be the whole block YAAAYYYYYYYY
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Post by Rockdad » Wed Mar 29, 2006 1:04 am

Tisha your crazy...Well you asked Yep we need some numbers and figures soon..Mozy that looks so cool!
We only really need frontage for the Bar and driveway the camp can go deep which has advantages.
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Post by CLARKcon » Wed Mar 29, 2006 10:07 am

Mozy, that stretch shade structure is awsome. I bet, also (from it's ergonomics) that it would be highly wind resistant...the angles make the wind shift up and over, as opposed to pushing flat against a wall (all bad). Plus, being that it's low, it coincides with the being humble, lay down or crawl in aspect.
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Post by AntiM » Wed Mar 29, 2006 11:43 am

http://www.aros.net/~jjm/ub05/slides/IMGP1277.html

Some Utah folks scrounged this one, old Red Bull tent which they turned inside out and repainted. Makes a cool bar indeed.

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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:35 pm

Nice, Mozy....

Shade, Pole, Lights, let us know when they come back at you with a price.

AntiM, like the paint job for during the day tooo
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Post by Rockdad » Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:56 pm

Desert Duck wrote:Oh, and I'm also a cook(professional). I love to do breakfast, but can do many other things, as well. I'd like to go ahead and camp with you guys.
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Post by LeChatNoir » Wed Mar 29, 2006 2:38 pm

Ok Mozy... that tent flippin' rocks. I completely agree with Kinetic... I can see that on playa very easily. It just fits...
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Post by Desert Duck » Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:04 pm

Just so you know, if I'm gong to be an "official " cook for the camp, I'll need to know what's expected of me, and I don't currently have the kind of stove I would need. I'd say I might be able to come up with one(a real one) and would do breakfast most days. I will have other obligations, and don't really want a new full time job, but I DO love to cook, and would do a dinner or lunch or snack once or twice, too. Then again, if the set-up is nice enough, I might not let anyone else have a turn. lol.
I love this new tent idea, definitely awesome.
Anybody have an idea exactly how many of us are going to be utilizing our little hotspot?
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Post by Rockdad » Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:33 pm

[quote="Desert Duck"]Just so you know, if I'm gong to be an "official " cook for the camp, I'll need to know what's expected of me, and I don't currently have the kind of stove I would need. I'd say I might be able to come up with one(a real one) and would do breakfast most days. I will have other obligations, and don't really want a new full time job, but I DO love to cook, and would do a dinner or lunch or snack once or twice, too. Then again, if the set-up is nice enough, I might not let anyone else have a turn. lol.
I love this new tent idea, definitely awesome.
Anybody have an idea exactly how many of us are going to be utilizing our little hotspot?[/quote}I love to cook breakfast too! and willing to take a shift at any meal even do dishes not sure how much I will have the time though? I just thought I would start the discussion myself. I think we could all work it out on the Playa..and this year I am being offered BRC mess hall meal tickets Not sure if I will use them or not? normally I bring a single burner backpack stove pretty much all I need make coffee and then bacon, toss in a couple egg's poof breakfast! but I could bring a couple coleman 4 burners if needed?
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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:35 pm

Desert Duck wrote:Just so you know, if I'm gong to be an "official " cook for the camp, I'll need to know what's expected of me, and I don't currently have the kind of stove I would need. I'd say I might be able to come up with one(a real one) and would do breakfast most days. I will have other obligations, and don't really want a new full time job, but I DO love to cook, and would do a dinner or lunch or snack once or twice, too. Then again, if the set-up is nice enough, I might not let anyone else have a turn. lol.
I love this new tent idea, definitely awesome.
Anybody have an idea exactly how many of us are going to be utilizing our little hotspot?
Awesome, and what's up for breakfast at the bar?

I've got a couple of gas stoves I'll be throwing in and stove/oven in the trailer.....Always bring lots of food too......
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Post by Mozy bonz » Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:42 pm

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Thank you for visiting our website and dropping me an e-mail. You said
that
> you are interested in the KD StarShade 400 canopy.
>
> You made a great choice when you picked the KD StarShade! This canopy's
> large size and unique shape are definitely going to attract attention to
> your booth at your next event.
>
> The KD StarShade 400 is $1950.00, plus $150.00 S&H for std. UPS ground
> delivery. This unit comes with complimentary carrying bags & field spikes.
>
> I try to keep a healthy stock of all of the colors so one should be
> available for immediate shipping and the std. UPS ground takes, at most,
5-6
> business days to get to the most remote regions on the Contiguous USA,
from
> Denver, CO. Upgraded freight is available. If I do not have the color that
> you want, in stock, then I will need 11 business days to build it and get
it
> ready for shipping.
>
> I can also silk-screen you logo on all KD products.
>
> If you need more information or are ready to order, just let me know!
>
> The KD StarShade is the industry leader when it comes to performance and
> eye-catching uniqueness. KD Kanopy invented the StarShade canopy and has
> been a leader in innovation of products and customer service ever since!
>
> Thank You,


price is right for me. I still need to see how my dance floor bookings go. but one good floor rental can pay for the Kanopy. Then I can rent it out up untill BM to recoop my money. Color any ideas?

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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:47 pm

Sweet Mozy....
> I can also silk-screen you logo on all KD products.
Thoughts on the logo?, I can pitch in a few $$$......
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Post by Mozy bonz » Wed Mar 29, 2006 3:56 pm

I will be using this for my dance floor rental Biz so we may not have a logo
On It. but I think some color would be good. But I am willing to take suggestions for a logo. Who knows I might like it. White is good also then We can color the Canopy with gelled lights.

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Post by Desert Duck » Wed Mar 29, 2006 4:06 pm

I really liked the red, yeah could be done with lights, but wouldn't "pop" during the day. Not sure if that's good or bad.
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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Wed Mar 29, 2006 4:12 pm

Mozy bonz wrote:I will be using this for my dance floor rental Biz so we may not have a logo
On It. but I think some color would be good. But I am willing to take suggestions for a logo. Who knows I might like it. White is good also then We can color the Canopy with gelled lights.
Sorry, Missed that part.......

I agree White can turn any color with lights at night.........
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Post by Mozy bonz » Wed Mar 29, 2006 4:23 pm

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Yes I like color too and we want it to look good in the day.

I like the red but hard for me to rent at a wedding.

they do the print all over the tent so pictures may be a way to go.

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Post by mojo » Wed Mar 29, 2006 5:01 pm

Oh Mozy......that tent is just very hip......
Your generosity is appreciated - can we help with $?
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Post by Mozy bonz » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:24 pm

can we help with $?
At this point no. but when we get closer we may want to buy a back up pole.
so if we have a pole Fail on the playa we can replace and we are back in biz.
We will see how the tent performs in rentals then that will tell me what to do from there.

There is a diffrent tent that works about the same but you can get rain walls for that one. allot more poles for that one and lots more money.

I like this one.

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Post by Rockdad » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:27 pm

Mozy what is the footprint? so if we add Robbi's driveway how much frontage do we need?
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Post by Mozy bonz » Wed Mar 29, 2006 7:44 pm

The StarShade 400 requires a 43 foot diameter set-up area

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