Tents & Cabin Kits
Large tents and small cabin kits for extra sleeping space.
A 12-person cabin tent: overflow space for a displaced family next door, and it doubles for block events.
Check current price at Ozark Trail
Neighborhood Resilience
Beds, bunks, guest space, and emergency overflow housing.
Most homes can shelter their immediate family but lack capacity for guests or backup climate control.
The few shelter picks we would put first, each with a buy link we checked and a line on why it earns its place on a street.
Large tents and small cabin kits for extra sleeping space.
A 12-person cabin tent: overflow space for a displaced family next door, and it doubles for block events.
Check current price at Ozark Trail
A canopy, tables and lights for a street gathering.
Four folding tables rated to 2,000 lb: a block meal on a good day and a distribution point on a bad one.
$399 - $500 (4-pack, ~$100-$125/unit)
Outdoor heat and cooking that does not need the grid.
Ooni Koda 12 gas pizza oven: a 60-second bake for a whole block's worth of dinner. It is the kind of thing one house owns and the street gathers around.
$300 - $400
Everything else we carry for shelter. Some of these links could not be confirmed yet; the retailer has the final word on price and stock.

A heavy wool throw that doubles as insulation.
Check current price at Arcturus

Canvas shade that turns a lawn into a gathering room.
$45.99+
Plates and jars for shared meals.
Check current price at Ball
Wool to stay warm, mylar to stop heat loss fast.
Check current price at DollarDays / Bags In Bulk
Downloadable plans for a small shed, studio or cabin.
Check current price at DonBergDesigns
Five homes with guest capacity can house 20+ displaced neighbors during emergencies.
"During the freeze, three families with fireplaces hosted everyone else. We rotated homes and stayed warm together."
[Coordination visualization for shelter]
Deeper knowledge for building shelter capability.