A structure based on application support! Setup, relocation, and removal can also be done in a short time.
"F BIG ROOF" is a tent designed to comply with building confirmation application requirements. The material is steel, and it has a structure that can accommodate temporary permit applications and building confirmation applications. There are mainly five types of widths (14m, 18m, 22m, 26m, 30m), and width changes are also possible. Since the width direction is column-free, it allows for a highly flexible layout, and in the depth direction, area adjustments can be made every 2.5m span. The eave height can also be changed in three stages (3.4m, 5m, 8m), ensuring heights comparable to large temporary warehouses or existing exhibition halls. [Features] ■ Tent designed to comply with building confirmation application requirements ■ Wide range of sizes ■ Achieves a bright and spacious area with high ceilings ■ Enables short-term construction ■ Designed to meet specific usage purposes *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Items for Handling】 ■ Tent Warehouse ■ Event Facilities ■ Sports Facilities ■ Air Membrane Play Equipment ■ Transportation Facilities ■ Membrane Ceilings ■ Developed Products *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Achievements】 ■Temporary swimming competition venue ■Temporary event venue ■Temporary fashion show venue ■Temporary stage ■Temporary exhibition hall ■Temporary soil storage area ■Temporary tents for disaster recovery *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Daika Industry has developed as a manufacturer-type trading company specializing in industrial textile materials for 76 years since its founding. Industrial textile materials, as the name suggests, are "textile materials used for industrial purposes." They contribute to social infrastructure such as construction, civil engineering, and environmental facilities.