Features

1) Polyethylene cover&walls, water resistant, UV-protection.

2) Galvanized steel frame, rust & corrosion resistant.

3) Jointssystem: high quality click system, easy and quick to install.

4) Easy to transport due to its low weight: Perfect for party hosts, promotion, trade fairs or markets.

5) Beautiful arched PVC windows, an elegant marquee for weddings, birthdays, confirmations and other festivities.

6) It can be used as atemporary shelter, weatherproof storage area, storage tent or tent garage.

7) It can also be used as a gazeboby removing the sidewalls.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to install a heavy-duty aluminum frame tent:

Site Preparation:

Choose a suitable location for the tent installation that is level, stable, and free from obstructions.

Clear the site of any debris, rocks, or vegetation that could interfere with the tent setup.

Unpack and Organize Components:

Unpack the tent components and organize them according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Identify and inspect each component to ensure that they are in good condition and free from damage.

Assemble Frame Components:

Begin by assembling the frame components, including aluminum poles, connectors, and fittings.

Follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully, ensuring that each component is assembled correctly and securely connected.

Erect the Frame:

Start by laying out the base plates or anchors in their designated positions on the ground.

Erect the frame by connecting the assembled poles and fittings, starting with the perimeter poles and working inward.

Ensure that the frame is level and properly aligned as you assemble it, making any necessary adjustments as needed.

Install Fabric Cover:

Once the frame is fully erected, drape the fabric cover over the frame, ensuring that it is positioned correctly and evenly distributed.

Attach the fabric cover to the frame using the provided fasteners, such as hooks, loops, or straps.

Smooth out any wrinkles or creases in the fabric to ensure a tight and uniform fit.

Secure Anchors:

Anchor the tent to the ground using stakes, anchors, or weights to prevent movement or shifting.

Drive stakes or anchors into the ground at regular intervals along the perimeter of the tent, ensuring that they are securely fastened.

Tension Fabric Cover:

Adjust the tension of the fabric cover as needed to remove any slack or sagging. Tighten the fasteners or tensioning straps to achieve a snug and uniform fit.

Ensure that the fabric cover is properly tensioned to withstand wind and weather conditions.

Check and Adjust:

Conduct a final inspection of the tent to ensure that all components are properly assembled and secured.

Check for any signs of instability or structural issues, making any necessary adjustments or reinforcements as needed.

Optional Accessories:

Install any optional accessories or features, such as doors, windows, sidewalls, flooring, lighting, or heating systems, according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Final Inspection:

Once the tent is fully installed, conduct a final inspection to ensure that it meets safety standards and requirements.

Test the stability and integrity of the tent by gently applying pressure to various points and checking for any signs of movement or instability.