Durable arched tarpaulin shelter for Nordic conditions 3 x 6 m 500 g/m², Lahti

Prohall 3 x 6 m 500 g tarpaulin shelter 500 g/m²

Durable arched tarpaulin shelter for Nordic conditions. The cover is made of strong PVC 500 g/m² material.

The tarpaulin shelter is suitable for temporary storage of various items and machines, protecting them from the weather and from prying eyes. Observe the instructions for use, especially in windy locations and in winter.

• Shelter size (L x D x H): 3 x 6 x 2.7 m

• Door opening (W x H): 2.17 x 2.1 m (tarpaulin doors included)

• Galvanised oval tube (41 x 1.2 mm, 25 x 1.1 mm)

• 6 arches

• Material: PVC 500 g/m² (UV-protected)

• Colour: grey (shade may differ from the picture)

• Package sizes (3 boxes): 164 x 15.5 x 27 cm, 128 x 10 x 47 cm, 65 x 21 x 55 cm

• Total weight: 115 kg

NOTE!

• Fastenings are not supplied with the shelter.

• It is the installer’s responsibility to obtain fixings suitable for the ground and the shelter structure to ensure the shelter remains in place even in strong winds.

• Consult a construction professional for a suitable fixing method for the site.

• The required fixing method depends on the site’s wind exposure and the underlying ground.

• Resellers or the importer are not responsible for insufficient fixings.

For winter use:

• Keep the shelter roof clear of snow at all times. Ensure fallen snow does not remain on the roof.

• The cover must be kept tight. There must be no “bagging”, especially on the upper parts.

• The roof stays cleaner when the cover is tight.

• Ensure the frame is straight throughout. If the shelter is founded directly on the ground there is a risk the frame is not straight and this weakens its durability.

• Do not clear snow from inside the shelter by pushing the cover — this may be life‑threatening.

• Always clear snow from outside using tools that will not damage the cover.

• The warranty does not cover a shelter that has collapsed due to snow load.

For windy conditions:

• Choose a sheltered site for the shelter.

• We do not recommend erecting the shelter in particularly windy locations, such as shores or open fields.

• Erection must be carried out very carefully and the tarpaulin tightened as much as possible.

• The frame should be fixed to the ground or base, for example with ground anchors or concrete sockets.

• In windy weather ensure the shelter doors are closed.

• The warranty does not cover damage caused by strong winds or storms.

Note! Image for reference only, not to scale

Replacement covers are also available to purchase later.

See images.

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