Shading system and method of use

1. A system for providing shade onto a surface, the system comprising:

a frame being directly engageable with the surface such that when the frame is directly engaged with the surface, the frame is configured to lie within a plane substantially perpendicular to the surface, wherein the frame comprises a plurality of longitudinally-extending sections arrangeable so that a first longitudinally-extending section and a second longitudinally-extending section are each directly engaged with the surface at first ends thereof and are coupleable to one another about opposing, second ends or are each respectively coupleable to first and second ends of at least one intermediate longitudinally-extending section arranged therebetween;

a cable extending through the plurality of longitudinally-extending sections of the frame from the first end of the first longitudinally-extending section to the first end of the second longitudinally-extending section and any of the at least one intermediate longitudinally-extending sections arranged therebetween so that when the first end of the first longitudinally-extending section and the first end of the second-longitudinally extending section are directly engaged with the surface, the cable is configured to lie within the plane substantially perpendicular to the surface;

a canopy extending between a suspension end and an opposing trailing end, the suspension end of the canopy being coupleable with the frame about a portion of the frame defined between the first ends of the first and second longitudinally-extending sections, wherein the trailing end of the canopy is spaced apart from the portion of the frame such that when a wind force is applied to the canopy, the canopy extends at an angle relative to the plane, the angle being non-coplanar with the plane and varying with the wind force;

a cord having a first end and a second end, the first end or the second end of the cord being coupleable to the frame; and

an anchor coupleable to the other of the second end or the first end of the cord and being in contact with the surface at an angle relative to the plane so that the frame remains substantially within the plane when the wind force is applied to the canopy.

2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the canopy further comprises at least one hoop positioned substantially at a center of the suspension end of the canopy, the first or second end of the cord being coupleable to the at least one hoop.

3. The system of claim 1 , further comprising a container arranged to receive at least the frame, the canopy, and the cord therein.

4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the container is the anchor, the container being coupleable with the canopy or the frame about the first end or the second end of the cord and being in contact with the surface when each of the first ends of the first and second longitudinally-extending sections of the frame is engaged with the surface and the suspension end of the canopy is coupled with the portion of the frame, such that the frame remains within the plane when the wind force is applied to the canopy.

5. The system of claim 4 , wherein the first end or the second end of the cord is coupleable to an interior of the container, the container being invertible so that the interior of the container contacts the surface when the container is the anchor.

6. The system of claim 3 , wherein the container defines one or more interior compartments arranged to receive the frame separately from the canopy.

7. The system of claim 1 , wherein the suspension end of the canopy comprises at least one loop extending thereabout, the loop being arranged to receive the first or second end of the frame therethrough such that the portion of the frame is in contact with the at least one loop.

8. The system of claim 1 , further comprising at least one strap arranged to couple the suspension end of the canopy about the portion of the frame.