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Clear-span tents
Open structural layouts for storage, covered operations and events. Develop the geometry, envelope and delivery scope around your project brief.
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Emergency & disaster relief
Covered-space concepts for emergency response, shelter and supply handling. Define deployment priorities, site constraints and logistics before assessing a suitable structure.
Email for a QuoteGeometry, materials and performance are defined by the approved project brief.
Define the deployment requirements.
Relief operations may face unprepared ground, restricted access and urgent timelines. Erection time and labour availability are planning inputs; deployment feasibility must be assessed for the selected structure and site.
- Access for trucks and handling equipment on arrival
- Available footprint on constrained or uneven ground
- Speed of erection and the labour available on site
Cover the essential functions.
Different relief functions have different needs: temporary shelter, food distribution and supply storage. Any proposed clinical or triage use requires specialist requirements and assessment; this page makes no medical suitability claim.
- Medical, triage or welfare areas
- Temporary shelter and rest space
- Supply storage, sorting and distribution
Plan for uncertain ground.
Ground conditions and anchorage are unpredictable in an emergency. The structural approach and the foundation strategy are agreed for the anticipated conditions, and any site verification is treated as a design input.
- Ground conditions, levelling and anchorage strategy
- Exposure, wind criteria and intended service period
- Drainage and standing-water considerations
Coordinate the logistics chain.
In relief work the schedule is the driver. Packing, transport format, staging and installation responsibilities are agreed in advance so a delivery can move through the chain without waiting on decisions.
- Packing and transport format for rapid movement
- Staging, customs and destination coordination
- Installation responsibilities and handover
PROJECT QUESTIONS
Define the details early.
Can shelters be supplied at short notice?
Lead time depends on the selected system and the delivery destination. Any requirement for rapid or pre-positioned supply must be discussed against a specific programme; no response time is published here.
Is this a certified humanitarian or aid product?
No certification or humanitarian qualification is claimed on this page. Suitability for a specific programme must be assessed against that programme's own specifications and acceptance criteria.
Who installs the shelters on site?
Installation responsibilities are agreed for each programme, and often involve the receiving organisation or a local contractor. The division of scope is confirmed as part of the brief.
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Special-purpose shelters
Purpose-specific clear-span shelters developed around unusual clear volumes, access arrangements and site constraints. Define the enclosure interfaces through a project-specific engineering brief.
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