Description
The Gold Mountain Storage Shelter W40’xL80’xH21’ - Double Truss 450g (16oz) PVC provides shelter on farms, construction sites, auto shops, and more. The whole structure is built with galvanized steel tubes which helps the storage shelter stand under the toughest weather. You don’t have to consider any other products when it comes to storing and protecting your valued things. This double truss storage shelter is made for you.
The peak shelter helps snow to slide off faster while the dome shelter provides more space on the top of the shelter. However, both types of shelter have the same durability and efficiency. The PVC fabric is stronger than PE and is, therefore, more resistant to weather effects. Plus, PVC has a longer lifespan.
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Specifications
| Model | S408021DP |
| Overall dimensions (W*L*H) | 40’x80’x21’ |
| Door size (W*H) (Front & Rear) | 13.1ft*13.1ft |
| Weight | |
| Color | White with Green edge |
| Main steel Tube | φ60*1.5mm |
| Other steel Tube | φ60*1.5mm |
| Anchor Size | φ16*1000mm |
| Number of Arch | 8 |
| Arch Spacing | 10ft |
| Number of Anchor plates | 16 |
| Fabric | 450g (16oz) PVC |
| Snow Rating | |
| Wind Load | |
| Limited Warranty | 3 years |
| Average Lifespan | |
| Condition | New |
Features
- Provides unlimited storage space with 40’ width, 80’ length, and 21’ height.
- Suitable for different purposes, from residential to commercial.
- The galvanized steel structure is built to last and is resistant to rusting and corrosion.
- Weatherproof (snow, storm, wind, water), UV resistance, and fire retardant.
- No need to use electricity during the day with the PVC cover providing enough natural light.
- Easy entry and exit with double doors, which are placed at both ends.
Package Size
- L*W*H (inch): box A: 138*44*44, box B: 138*44*53
- Weight (lb): 5600
- Forklift or equivalent is required for unloading
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