Location
Austin, TX
YEAR
2025
PRODUCT
Portable
VERTICAL
Commercial

Shade that shows up when and where the heat does.

Five Soul Wine, Texas. Temporary inflatable drop-stitch shade canopies installed for a busy weekend, creating comfortable outdoor seating with no permanent structure. Photographed during deployment.

The challenge

Keep guests comfortable without building anything permanent.

For a winery or brewery, the brutal part of a Saturday afternoon is also the most valuable part: full tables, families, a crowd that stays and spends if they're comfortable. But a permanent structure is a big commitment for a problem that comes and goes with the weather and the calendar. The need was real and the day was hot, but the solution had to be temporary.

The response

Full patios without a permanent structure.

Both venues — Five Soul Wine and neighboring Frontyard Brewing Company, who share the same land — got cool, full patios on a hot Saturday, with nothing built and nothing left behind. We brought in our inflatable shade canopies, two systems in a dome shape and a U shape, and had them up and shading guests the same day. Drop-stitch construction lets them inflate into a rigid, self-supporting shape that holds real form and real coverage, then packs down and clears out when the event's over. People stayed, kids played, and the patio kept earning through the worst of the heat.

This is shade on call: coverage that arrives when you need it, for a hot weekend, a private event, or peak season, with no structure and no permanent commitment.

In detail.

Specs

  • Clients: Five Soul Wine & Frontyard Brewing Company · neighboring venues on shared land
  • Product: Inflatable drop-stitch shade canopies, dome and U-shape
  • Type: Temporary, on-call — no permanent structure
  • Setup: Delivered, inflated, and shading guests the same day

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