The tarpaulin hall is suitable for temporary storage of many kinds of goods and machines, both for protection from the weather and from outside eyes. Pay attention to the instructions for use, especially in windy places and during winter use.
- Size: 4 x 8 m
- Tarpaulin strength: 500 g/m²
- Color: gray (the shade may differ from the picture)
- Door height: 3.6m
- Door width: 3.5 m
- Stable height: 4.0 m
- Oval-shaped pipes made of galvanized steel
- Frame material strength: 45 x 1.2mm
- Size of connecting pieces: 32 x 1.2 mm and 25 x 1.1 mm
- Includes tarpaulin patch kit
Suitable spare cover: 101824403 Prohall 4 x 8 m 500g gray spare cover
NOTE!- Brackets are not supplied with the stable.
- It is the responsibility of the stable erector to obtain fasteners suitable for the used platform and stable structures, which ensure that the stable stays in place even in strong winds.
- Find out from a professional in the construction industry an adequate fastening method suitable for the installation site.
- The adequate fixing method depends on the windiness of the installation site and the soil below.
- Neither the dealers nor the importer are responsible for insufficient fixing.
For winter use:- The roof of the stable must always be kept clean. Make sure that the snow that has fallen does not remain on the roof of the stable.
- The stable cover must be tight. There must be no "bags" in the cover, especially in the upper parts of the stable.
- The roof of the stable stays clean better when the cover is tight.
- It must be ensured that the frame of the stable is straight throughout. If the stable is set up against the ground, there is a risk that the frame of the stable is not straight and this weakens the durability of the frame.
- Under no circumstances should the roof of the stable be emptied of snow by pushing the blanket from the inside. It can be life-threatening.
- Always empty from the outside with a tool that does not damage the cover.
- The warranty does not cover a stable that has collapsed due to a snow load.
For windy conditions:- Choose a wind-protected installation location for the hall
- We do not recommend erecting the hall in particularly windy places, such as the banks of waterways or open fields.
- The erection must be carried out with particular care and the tarpaulin must be tightened as well as possible.
- The frame should be attached to the soil or substrate with, for example, ground anchors or concrete slabs.
- In windy weather, make sure that the hall doors are closed
- The warranty does not cover a stable damaged by strong wind or storm.
