Cabana (structure)
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A cabana or cabaña is a structure of either of these types:
- a small hut built with a thatched roof, most commonly built in tropical climates near bodies of water.
- a temporary or permanent free standing shade structure with traversing curtains, decorative drapes and/or solid walls; it can be fabricated from a variety of materials and in sizes ranging from 4ft x 4ft dressing rooms, up to 40ft x 80ft hospitality suites. Typical sizes are 10ft x 10ft, 12ft x 12ft, and 8ft x 16ft. Cabana frames can be made of aluminum or steel with a polyester powder coat paint finish or other durable multi-layer finish or treated wood. Top covers, side walls and/or traversing curtains are made of exterior grade fabrics or thatched materials. Custom cabanas may include accessories such as electrical wiring, ceiling fans, television mounts, partitions, dressing rooms and air vents.
