The court is painted concrete between coconut palms in a Cavite barangay. Fiesta week puts a desk at the baseline and a food line along the fence. The game still happens in the evening.
The job is shade on that court. Not a hall. Two or three folding canopies: one for the desk, one for the food, one for elders who will not stand in the sun. Frames have to move when the court is needed for basketball.
Concrete means weights, not long stakes. Afternoon rain is short and heavy. A roof that ponds water will sag over the rice. Bags live in a barangay storeroom that is not climate controlled, so zips and poles take dust.
JQ Trading Limited lists steel and aluminum programs for this use. Send the court width and how many days the set stays up. We will mark a frame that two people can shift between games.
When the evening game starts, the desk canopy moves to the fence. The food line can stay if it is off the paint. Write the court size, how many days the fiesta runs, and who stores the bags. JQ Trading Limited will mark a set that two people can shift between games.