The recurring epidemic, coupled with hot weather and constant rain, has made the work of epidemic prevention more challenging and demanding everywhere. The first thing to consider for temporary outdoor activities is the need for shade and protection from the wind and rain. The following is an introduction to several emergency tents commonly used for temporary activities. 1, European-style tent (canopy) aluminium alloy skeleton, PVC coated cloth (UV insulation) tarp commonly used white colour. Typically fixed wind resistance 8-10; European tent specifications are large and small, need to provide the exact size of the site recommended suitable specifications.
2, aluminium truss tent, aluminium frame, PE film cloth (waterproof) commonly used colour blue, red, yellow, white four colours. Typically fixed wind resistance of 5-6; can be assembled according to the size of the site suitable specifications. The maximum span can be up to 30 meters
3, steel pipe canopy (also known as banquet shed), steel pipe bracket, canopy Oxford cloth commonly used colour red (sun and rain) after the average fixed wind 4-5; standard specifications are 6 m * 6 m, according to the need for inline installation or side-by-side installation.
4, folding tent (also known as advertising tent), steel pipe bracket, canopy Oxford cloth commonly used colours red and blue (shade blocking light rain) average fixed wind resistance 3-4; standard specifications are 3 m * 3 m, according to the need for inline or side-by-side installation.
Epidemic Prevention and control concerns you and me; everyone is responsible. Wash hands diligently (wash hands or disinfect after meals, return home, clean garbage, touch elevator buttons, doors and public facilities, etc.), wear a scientific mask (wear a mask when you have a fever and cough, go to the doctor, take the elevator, public transportation and public places), pay attention to cough etiquette (cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing and sneezing, use your elbow instead of a tissue and clean up and disinfect in time), gather less (fewer gatherings and parties, fewer visits to friends and relatives, less participation in wedding banquets and funerals, and less participation in non-birthday events. Less participation in banquets and funerals, non-essential not too crowded places), civilized dining (use ordinary chopsticks, share meals), comply with the 1-meter line (queue, payment, talk sports, keep a social distance of more than 1 meter when visiting), frequent ventilation (room with fumes and odours, open windows more after visitors leave), good cleaning and disinfection (daily keep cooking utensils, stoves, tableware neat and clean, good daily disinfection), keep toilet hygiene (diligent Clean the toilet, flush the toilet to cover the lid, open the window or exhaust fan, and keep the water in the bend of the floor drain). By adopting a healthy lifestyle, we can all work together to bring the epidemic to an end soon!