The cafe sits on the edge of Tao Dan park. The inner tables hide under a fixed awning. The outer two tables sit on grass and get abandoned at noon.
The job is shade for those tables. One folding canopy, opened in the morning, closed if a storm line comes across the city. Staff already carry trays. They will not learn a new frame if the first pin sticks.
Ground is mixed grass and dirt. Motorbikes park behind the trees. A roof with a silver coating can help at midday. Sidewalls are usually too much. The cafe wants eyes on the path, not a closed box.
JQ Trading Limited keeps the Vietnam page in English, with a short Vietnamese line for local buyers. Send the table count and whether the canopy stays out in rain. We will answer with a frame and fabric note.
That is the whole request. Shade for a park cafe. Nothing more.
Noon is the test. If the outer tables stay full, the canopy is doing the job. If staff kick the legs because they catch a tray, the footprint is wrong. Tell us the table size, the park edge, and whether the set stays out in a shower. We will keep the answer short.