NHRA Racing Canopy
NHRA style canopy is another term for “cantilevered” or “suspended”. The canopy is supported entirely by the trailer with no vertical poles.
NHRA style canopy is another term for “cantilevered” or “suspended”. The canopy is supported entirely by the trailer with no vertical poles.
An extension adds to the length of the canopy by extending past the trailer end(s).
The "Chuck wagon" style portico on his hospitality set-up allows access to the curbside, roadside or both canopies.
The frame projects horizontally (parallel to the ground) before sloping to the outer eave.
Standard canopies mount onto the Curbside or Roadside of the trailer.
Full skirts are used on “Fully Enclosed” canopies and could be considered walls.
The valance is a small strip of fabric (usually 6" on a fully enclosed style) that hangs down from the front of the canopy roof. The valance hides the frame and is used to attach skirts. The valance can be the same color as the roof (standard) or a contrasting color can be chosen.
A footman loop is a low profile metal bracket that provides an anchor point on the trailer to secure sections of the canopy.
A three-masted Mediterranean sailing ship with long overhanging bow and stern. Note the fabric for the sails is a very early version of fabrics used for today's mobile canopies.