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Event equipment knowledge centre — guides & how-tos

Guides.

Useful checks for event operators, procurement teams, and site planners before they choose temporary structures, heating, cooling, power, or anchoring.

Read before you specify

Guides

Short, source-led guides for decisions that affect cost, safety, service life, and the quality of the finished event setup.

Emergency response tents

Frame vs inflatable, EN 13782 wind and EN 13501-1 fire certification, rapid deployment, modular setups, and the documentation blue-light procurement needs.

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Incident command posts

Specifying a tented command base: tent vs vehicle, power and blackout, multi-agency joint working, and rapid modular set-up.

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Welfare & rehabilitation

On-scene rehab for fire and rescue crews: what a welfare shelter must do, and keeping crews warm, dry and monitored at long incidents.

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Evacuation & relief shelter

Planning temporary shelter at scale: rest centres, modular footprints, warmth and accessibility, and buy-vs-hire for contingency stock.

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Emergency structure costs

What drives the price of emergency temporary structures, how to compare suppliers, and the buy-once total-cost-of-ownership maths.

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Restaurant & hospitality tents

Building an all-season outdoor dining space: pavement licences, compliance for public dining, winter heating, and choosing the structure.

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Event power planning

How to plan generator, battery, and hybrid power from load, runtime, charging, noise, and site layout.

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Generator running cost

How fuel use, load percentage, run hours, servicing, and diesel price change the real cost of temporary power.

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Hybrid BESS power

How battery energy storage can reduce generator runtime, fuel handling, noise, and low-load running.

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Battery basics

What to check on capacity, continuous output, peak output, charging, IP ratings, and transport.

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Power TCO

A practical view of fuel, service, replacement, charging, logistics, and annual ownership cost.

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Repairable kit

Why long-life, repairable equipment can be cheaper over time than low-cost disposable kit.

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Printing and branding

How to specify printed tents, banners, inflatables, flags, artwork, colour matching, and proofing.

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Owning and running the kit

How-tos

Anchoring, covers, heating, lighting, joining, walls, branding, transport and storage — how the kit is specified and looked after through a working life.

Anchoring and ballasting a pop-up gazebo

How to anchor and ballast a pop-up gazebo so its wind rating holds — water bags, stackable weights, cast iron, and grass anchoring, per frame and site.

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PVC vs polyester gazebo covers

PVC or polyester for a gazebo cover? Why our 380gsm PVC is the recommended professional cover — extreme durability, wipe-clean, 100% waterproof for life — plus the heavier LP500, and where polyester fits.

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Heating a pop-up gazebo or temporary structure

How to heat a temporary structure: clamp-mounted infrared, sizing to the footprint, and when to move to Rex Nordic diesel heaters with battery power.

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Lighting a gazebo for evening and winter events

How to light a pop-up gazebo for winter and evening events: a central spider bracket, low-draw LED that runs off battery, and a kit that survives the van.

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Joining gazebos into one continuous covered space

How to chain pop-up gazebos into one dry space: rigid leg links that hold the wind rating, continuous PVC guttering, and sealed cable pass-throughs.

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Choosing gazebo walls — full, half, 3-in-1 and how they fit

Full, half and 3-in-1 gazebo walls: how each configuration works, the tension bar that keeps print taut, and how walls help hold the wind rating.

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How the sliding-wall and tension-bar system keeps branding taut

How the sliding-wall and bottom tension-bar system holds printed gazebo branding drum-tight on the XP, ZP, Pagode and GP — and why it adds wind resistance.

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Transporting and storing a professional gazebo between events

How to transport and store a professional gazebo so it lasts: wheel sets, transport bags, and drying/storage that prevents mildew and frame damage.

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