- Easy to assemble
- Extra strong construction with gable frame
- 2 tarpaulin gates with strong velcro. Please note, pictures are indicative. Tarpaulin gates has velcro on each side (but not velcro in the middle)
- Extra height means many more m³
- XL gives you even more storage possibilities
Storage shelter for many purposes - Garage for your car, storage for boats, machinery, materials, bikes, garden furniture, wood etc. Gives you extra space in no time - in short, the possibilities are countless.
Construction
The construction of the tent is made of galvanized steel tubes, treated with a careful surface corrosion treatment. The included stake pegs attach the ground bar frame to the ground to secure the shelter against strong wind. Furthermore the tarpaulin has a dirt skirt on both long sides which protect against cross wind. This dirt skirt must be dug into the soil or covered by heavy stones or other heavy material. The tent can also be mounted on concrete foundation by using expansions bolts, if necessary. The tarpaulin entrance is provided with strong velcro.
Tarpaulin
The tarpaulin is made of PVC material and build up of a 3-layer construction coated on both sides. The build-in rip stop effect will prevent a possible tear to develop further. The tarpaulin is UV resistant which gives a long life and good protection of the goods stored in the shelter.
Condensation
Note: Temperature changes and moisture in the air can cause dew or condensation to appear outside and inside a marquee. This is normal and does not mean the marquee is leaking.
- In some countries, approval is needed to set up a tent larger than 75 m².
- In the case of strong wind, it is your responsibility to secure the tent adequately and prevent it from injuring materials and people.
- Your tent is intended as a temporary form of coverage. It is to be used on an occasional and non-permanent basis only.
- When it rains, a risk emerges that water pile up on the roof of your tent and causes the tent to collapse. It is your responsibility to keep the roof cover free of water. Be sure that it is fully extended and please remove standing water that builds up during rainfall.
- When it snows, a risk emerges that snow pile up on the roof of your tent. Heavy snow may cause the tent to collapse. It is your responsibility to remove snow from the roof of your tent and save your tent from damage.
- Please be sure that your tent is completely dry before you take it down and pack it up. Thus you avoid mould and mildew.
- Do not pack or unpack your tent at subzero temperatures. Doing so can cause crazing – especially to tent windows in sidewalls.
- Do not use open fire, welding equipment or other sources of ignition, inside or close to the tent.
- Please note that the Dancover warranty applies only to the normal use of the product happening in accordance with the written instructions in your manual. The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear. Neither does it cover damage, defect, wear and tear caused by misuse, poor maintenance, abuse, unauthorized modification or exposure to bad weather conditions.
- We recommend you to check whether your tent is covered by your home contents insurance.
This structure is not tested for specific snow and wind loads. When it snows, it is your responsibility to remove the snow from the roof of the structure in order to secure it from damage.
