Spherical Geodesic Dome Tent - New Generation Benchmark of Tent Products

November 07,2019

With a hemispherical geometry in appearance, geodesic dome tent uses a unique 360° capsule design concept to give you a new and distinct visual experience, while also making the spherical geodomes tent a new generation & benchmark of tent products. The spherical tent has a wide imaginative leisure space, which is used in cinemas, exhibition halls, hotels, wedding venues, etc.

In the overall space, the spherical dome tent is both chic and convenient and safe. In terms of engineering installation and disassembly, the spherical tent is not only simple and quick to build, but also has no special requirements for the selection of the site. It has a comparative advantage in future expansion or relocation. 

The diameter of the spherical geodome tent is available in 5M, 6M, 8M, 9.5M, 12M, 14M, 19M, 25M, 30M and other sizes. In addition, there are a variety of accessories available, such as translucent fabric tarpaulin, transparent fabric tarpaulin, air conditioning, flooring, ceiling interiors, glass doors and more.

The fabric covers is made of flame-retardant double-sided PVC synthetic fiber cloth. The flame retardant standard conforms to the European DIN4102 B1 and M2 standards. Its protective functions（Windproof, rainproof, UV resistant） are in full compliance with international standards. The geodesic dome roof is made of a fully transparent PVC fabric membrane, which is especially suitable for all kinds of activities held in the evening, which can create wonderful lighting effects.

In addition, the geodetic dome is made of Q235 high-strength steel pipe. The surface is hot dip galvanized and white painted. The windproof capacity of the tent can reach 8~10. It has a service life of more than 20 years.

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