When we have terrible weather, especially extreme weather such as storms, then glamping tents need to take a series of effective measures to ensure the safety and stability of the tent and the safety of guests’ lives and property.
Structural reinforcement: Choose high-strength tent frame materials, such as aluminum alloy or steel structure, and ensure the reliability of the connection parts. Add reinforcements and set up stable guy ropes to firmly fix the tent to the ground and improve overall stability.
Fabric selection and maintenance: Choose fabric materials with excellent waterproof, windproof, and tear-resistant properties, such as high-strength PVC coated fabric or synthetic fiber fabric. Strengthen the edges and key areas to ensure a strong and reliable connection between the fabric and the frame to avoid damage in bad weather.
Drainage and moisture-proof: A well-designed drainage system ensures that rainwater is drained quickly and avoids water accumulation around the tent. Maintain good ventilation, reduce the humidity inside the tent, and prevent the occurrence of moisture.
Safety prevention and emergency measures: Develop emergency plans for extreme weather such as storms, including tent reinforcement, drainage, ventilation, safety inspections, personnel evacuation and rescue. Regularly rehearse plans to handle emergencies quickly and effectively.
MORE TENT relies on its professional advantages and rich experience in hotel glamping tent design, production, installation and after-sales service to create a safe and comfortable accommodation environment for tourists.
