14
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A very
tall ladder would be a big help in this assembly. He put the lower part of the
tent up first. It is not the recommended procedure. |
15
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This is a 40x40 tent without extra trusses for
long term set up to prevent ponding. The 10x10 squares are very large and
could pond water.
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This
40 ft wide tent has white sides and a white top to give additional light for
this photographer who used the tent to take many group pictures of his
clients. |
17
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This
is a SR model which has one row of poles down the middle because it is wider
than 20 ft. It is probably a 40 ft wide tent. |
18 |
This
7x7 ice fishing or play house is not made for a long term set up because the
roof does not slope to dispose of water. The tent does not use foot
pads and can be dragged along the ground if it has to be move to another
location. |
19
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In this
photographers tent he has put the foot pad inside a concrete block. It is just a
8x8 block which is probably not heavy enough to do the job of hold the
tent from flying away. |
20
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This
20x30SRV tent was built inside a church just to give the effect that you
were camping outside because the weather was not very good. The tent has a
valance for a neater effect. The foot pads were put on a plastic sheet to
protect the wood floor. |
21
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This 30
ft. clear span frame was used to test the strength of the 1" EMT
conduit using the truss structure usually found in a 40 ft tent. The upper
structure would work ok for the 30 ft span over the pool but the support legs
should be switched to heavier cold water pipe. |
22
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This
customer wanted a shelter over his pool. Later he pulled the sides down on cover
to keep the heat in his pool. |
23 |
This
customer used a 7 fitting dome structure to assemble an airplane. He closed
in the ends with plywood very neatly for a long term set up. You can
see the hinges. for a door to enter the structure. |
24 |
This
is a 10x30 SR tent to keep the sun out. There does not seem to be anything
to keep the tent from flying away should you get high winds. There are no
weights on the foot pads and not visible stakes. |
25
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This
dome structure uses only 7 fittings so it does not have a knee wall
which would require 9 fittings or 10 fittings with an important
tightening bar. |
26
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This
is a 40x40 tent at the back of a restaurant for extra seating space for his
larger crowds. He used this structure for about 4 years until he sold
the restaurant and did not add a permanent structure as originally planned.
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