PRODUCT FAMILY / CLEAR-SPAN TENTS
Clear-span tents
Open structural layouts for storage, covered operations and events. Develop the geometry, envelope and delivery scope around your project brief.
Email for a QuoteGeometry, materials and performance are defined by the approved project brief.
PROJECT CONFIGURATION
Define the structure around your brief.
These are design and scope decisions, not confirmed specifications or a standard equipment package. Availability and suitability require project-specific review.
- Frame System
- Frame type and material selection follow the site design basis and manufacturing partner review.
- Clear Span
- Define the required unobstructed width from the layout; dimensions are confirmed through engineering review.
- Side Height
- Specify the required eave-side clearance separately from ridge height and internal clear height.
- Roof & Wall Cladding
- Roof and wall build-up, ventilation and insulation requirements are assessed against the use and site.
- Doors & Access
- Opening dimensions, door operation, pedestrian routes and vehicle access are agreed in the brief.
- Anchoring / Foundation
- Ground conditions, anchorage and foundation design responsibilities require site-specific assessment.
- Optional Accessories
- Lighting, ventilation, drainage and other accessories or service interfaces are scoped individually.
An open layout, shaped around use.
A clear-span layout keeps internal structural columns out of the working area. Start with the intended activity, required floor plan and site constraints before defining the structure.
- Plan around goods handling, equipment or visitor movement
- Coordinate span, length and clear height
- Define entrances, envelope requirements and operational interfaces
Engineering before specification.
Geometry and material choices depend on the design basis. Location, wind and snow criteria, ground conditions and local approvals must be understood before confirming a technical specification.
- Site-specific load criteria and intended service period
- Frame and envelope coordination
- Foundation, anchorage and drainage interfaces
Connect design with the supply chain.
SPANSHELTER coordinates design requirements with manufacturing partners in China. Drawing packages, fabrication requirements and agreed inspection checkpoints guide production planning.
- Manufacturing partner and specification coordination
- Agreed inspection and documentation scope
- Export packaging and logistics planning
Define the path to your site.
Shipping terms, site preparation and installation responsibilities should be established early. Installation guidance and local contractor interfaces are coordinated according to the agreed scope.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
Define the details early.
What span and height are available?
Dimensions are defined through a project-specific brief and engineering review. This example does not publish an unverified size range.
Who manufactures the structure?
Manufacturing partners in China are coordinated against the agreed drawings and fabrication requirements. Partner selection and responsibilities are defined for the project.
Does the concept image show a completed project?
No. The imagery is AI-generated to illustrate an application. It is not a delivered-project photograph or a certified design.
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