Description
Gold Mountain Shipping Container Canopy Shelter Double Truss Peak 40'x40'x15' combines resilience and style, featuring a peaked roof design with a double truss structure for unparalleled strength. Offering a generous 40'x40'x15' footprint, this shelter provides ample space for various applications. Crafted with durability in mind, it ensures robust protection against the elements.
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How to Install the Container Canopy Shelter?
Specification
| Description | Specifications |
| Model | C404015 Peak Container Shelter |
| Dimension (ft) | W40xL40xH15 |
| Frame | Double Truss Galvanized Tube |
| Steel Structure | High-Grade Hot Dip Galvanized Steel |
| Fabric(optional) |
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| Fabric Feature | Waterproof, UV-resistant, Fire-Retardant, Self-Cleaning Property |
| Temperature Resistance | -22 - +158 °F |
| Front/back walls (optional) | |
| Arch Interval | |
| Arch Ø (mm) | |
| Purlin Ø (mm) | |
| Tension System | Pipe and Ratchet Tie-Down System |
| Easy Installation | Twist lock and clamp installation |
| Weld | Base plates need to be welded on the Containers. |
| Snow Load | |
| Wind Load | |
| Average assembly time for DIY with 4 persons |
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| Safety | The tarpaulin is PFAS-free and EU REACH compliant. |
| Tarp Lifespan | 7-10 years, depending on the type of fabric and environmental conditions. |
| Frame Lifespan | 15+ years |
| Warranty |
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Note
- The term “lifespan” refers to the durability of the materials themselves, not to the installation of the canopy structure.
- The assembled canopy's structural integrity may be impacted by sudden weather changes (e.g., high winds, heavy snow, rain). Always check the forecast and consider the described limitations.
- Snow-state (Such as Alaska, Colorado, Vermont, etc)customers are strongly advised to opt for double-truss framing over single-truss framing.
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