The Reciproboo Shelter system uses a 4-pole setup that creates a square frame, which can be used as a side wall or even a roof. The four poles are laid together to create a square in the center ...

Users proceed to enter the resulting rectangular shelter through three vertically-aligned doors in its side, then lock themselves in to ride out the storm. The bed frame is lifted (and ...

This shelter is if you do not plan on having a fire and if you need to make something fast. You first start by making an ...

Its simplicity and functionality make it an excellent choice for those seeking quick shelter without the fuss. An A-frame ...

When suspended higher, it still provides coverage from rain, but it allows more airflow underneath. A-frames go up fast. Once you pick your shelter site, you should have your tarp hung up in 10 ...

The use of a rock face for foundational support and heat reflection from the fire makes this shelter a comfy one for one or two people. 1. Start your frame. Take a long log and prop one end up on ...

“At the time it was not called the A-frame, it was called the Adirondack shelter.” The name traces back to simple three-walled shelters set up along the cold and rainy trails of Adirondack ...