■ What is rooftop work?
Now that remote work is commonplace, people have more freedom to choose where they work.
However, working in a routine location like home or a cafe can get boring.
In such cases, we recommend "rooftop work."
By deploying a roof tent on the roof of your car, you can create a workspace anywhere.
This model plan introduces a three-day rooftop work trip using FELDON SHELTER Hawk's Nest .
■ Recommended for people like this!
- I want to add some excitement to my remote work
- I want to balance work and vacation in nature
- I like sleeping in my car and camping, but I want to do it more easily
- I want to try something new for now
- I'm interested in FELDON SHELTER and roof tents.
■ Rooftop work is easy to start
You might think that working on a roof is hard work, but it's actually very simple.
FELDON SHELTER's Hawk's Nest takes just 10 seconds to set up.
Simply park your car, unfold the tent, lower the ladder and you'll have your own private office.
Furthermore, Hawk's Nest is designed to only take up space for the vehicle, so it can be used safely in parking lots and campsites without disturbing other users.
And the slim design means you won't notice the height when riding around town .
It's easy to use and won't get in the way of everyday use, making it a great choice for anyone who wants to try something new.
DAY 1 | Remote work on a quiet lakeside
[Location] Lake Shoji, Yamanashi Prefecture [Characteristics] Quiet lakeside with few tourists, allowing you to work in peace [Estimated travel time] Approximately 2.5 hours from Tokyo
schedule
- 13:00 | Arrive at Lake Shoji and set up the Feldon Shelter (completed in 10 seconds)
- 14:00 | Start working at your desk in a Dalton folding chair
- 16:00｜Online meeting with Starlink Roam (stable connection)
- 17:30 | Enjoy snacks and coffee around the fire pit
- 20:00 | Fall asleep while gazing at the starry sky on the rooftop
DAY 2 | Remote work on a plateau at an altitude of 2000m
[Location] Utsukushigahara Plateau, Nagano Prefecture [Features] 2000m above sea level, spectacular views as far as the eye can see and clear air [Estimated travel time] Approximately 2.5 hours from Lake Shoji
schedule
- 10:00 | Arrive at Utsukushigahara Highlands and set up tents
- 10:30 | Communicate with the team and organize tasks via Slack
- 12:00 | Take a break while making a simple lunch
- 14:00 | Creating proposal materials and holding an online meeting → The sea of clouds in the background will catch the attention of participants, and they may even ask, "Where are we?"
- 18:00 | Relax around the bonfire
- 20:00 | Fall asleep in the Feldon Shelter while gazing at the starry sky
DAY 3 | Ending remote work by the sea
[Location] Yumigahama, Shizuoka Prefecture [Characteristics] A quiet and open area surrounded by the sea and mountains [Estimated travel time] Approximately 3.5 hours from Utsukushigahara Plateau
schedule
- 11:00 | Arrived at Yumigahama and set up Feldon Shelter
- 11:30 | Check emails and do tasks with the sound of waves in the background
- 15:00 | After finishing work, I take out my chair and head to Sunset Point
- 18:00 | Reflect on the day while watching the sunset by the sea
- 20:00 | Head home or extend your stay and relax
point
- The sound of the waves and the setting sun make the end of work a special experience
- If you have time, we recommend stopping by a local hot spring facility.
- You may find yourself falling into a mysterious routine where you come home from work and suddenly find yourself back on holiday.
If you want the freedom to choose where you work, FELDON SHELTER's Hawk's Nest can help you take that first step.
With a tent that can be set up in 10 seconds, your work space will no longer be something you have to find, but something you can make yourself.
Why not use the model plans introduced here as a reference to get started on your own rooftop project?
This should be an easy option for people who just want to start something new.
And perhaps,
"I came home from work, but somehow my day off started."
This strange routine may become your new normal.