Durable arched tarpaulin shelter for Nordic conditions 3×6 m. Cover made of heavy-duty 500 g/m² PVC., Lahti

Prohall 3×6 m 500 g arched shelter

Durable arched tarpaulin shelter for Nordic conditions. The cover is heavy-duty 500 g/m² PVC.

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

• Shelter size (L × W × H): 3 × 6 × 2.7 m

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

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

• 6 arches

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

• Colour: grey (shade may differ from picture)

• Pack size (3 boxes): 164 × 15.5 × 27 cm, 128 × 10 × 47 cm, 65 × 21 × 55 cm

• Total weight: 115 kg

NOTE!

• Fixings are not supplied with the shelter.

• It is the installer’s responsibility to obtain appropriate fixings for the base and the shelter structure to ensure it stays in place even in strong winds.

• Consult a building professional to determine a suitable fixing method for the installation site.

• Suitable fixing depends on site wind exposure and the ground beneath.

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

For winter use:

• Keep the shelter roof clear at all times. Ensure snowfall does not remain on the roof.

• The cover should be kept taut. There must be no "sags", especially on the upper sections.

• A taut cover helps the roof shed snow.

• Ensure the frame is straight throughout. If erected directly on the ground there is a risk the frame may not be straight, which reduces its durability.

• Under no circumstances should snow be cleared from the roof from inside by pushing the cover. This can be life‑threatening.

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

• The warranty does not cover collapses caused by snow load.

For windy conditions:

• Choose a sheltered installation site

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

• Erect the shelter with particular care and tension the tarpaulin as much as possible.

• Secure the frame to the ground or base, for example with ground anchors or concrete blocks.

• In windy weather ensure the shelter doors are kept closed

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

Note! Image for reference only, not to scale

Spare covers available for later purchase.

See pictures.

Will be shipped to home address. Collection not possible.