Shelter tents are lightweight, easy to carry, and quick to set up, making them suitable for emergency shelter and temporary living needs. They are low-cost, can provide protection from wind and rain, cold and sun, and are made of durable and versatile materials. They can be used in disaster relief, camping, and storage. Tents are highly flexible and can be adjusted at any time according to needs. They have little impact on the environment and are an economical and environmentally friendly temporary living solution.
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Tent unfolded size |
(190+35)*270*150/110cm |
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Inner and outer tent materials |
TC cotton |
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Tent bottom material |
TC cotton |
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Outer tent waterproof index |
2000mm (inclusive)-3000mm (inclusive) |
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Tent bottom waterproof index |
2000mm (inclusive)-3000mm (inclusive) |
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