6 × 6 m, 36 m² covered
Eight feet, one mast
36 m², the largest folding span in the catalogue
ZP660
The 6x6 is a single published model, and the row worth reading is the foot count. Eight is not a number that appears anywhere else in the folding range.
| Range | 6x6 model | Frame | Weight | Packed size | Apex height | Feet / masts | Warranty | Wind rating | Walls | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZP | ZP660 | Grooved anodised aluminium, Ø50mm, 2mm wall | 98 kg | 1.60 x 0.60 x 0.60 m | 4.48 m | 8 feet, 1 mast | 10-year | 60mph | Sliding wall + bottom tension bar | On quotation | ZP 6x6 details |
Ratings assume anchoring and ballast: how the rule works. Certification evidence on request, for the exact model.
Eight feet, one mast
ZP660 stands on eight feet: four corners plus one halfway along each side. Every other folding footprint uses four or six. Those extra anchor points are how 36 m² is held down and how the perimeter is divided: 4.5 m² of roof to each foot, against 6 m² on a 4x6 and 6.25 m² on a 5x5.
Eight feet means the per-leg figure stays where it is on every other size: 49 kg for a 30 mph gust, 65 kg for 40 and 81 kg for 50. The totals are what change, to 392 kg, 520 kg and 648 kg. 648 kg is close to two thirds of a tonne, the largest ballast figure on any of these pages. For the full 60 mph rating LP Tent specifies 130 kg per leg on hard standing, or stakes with 150 kg of pull-out on soft ground.
Twenty-four metres of perimeter, four 6 m sides, and the middle foot on each side splits it into eight 3 m bays. Walls, doors and printed panels are specified bay by bay, so any side can be open, half closed or fully walled in 3 m steps.
The space calculator gives 51 standing, 34 in seated rows or 20 at dining tables at normal circulation, before a service zone takes a further 24 m². It is the only footprint on these pages that seats more than 30 in rows.
The frame is 98 kg and packs into the same 1.60 x 0.60 x 0.60 m bag as the 5x5: the same volume carrying 20 kg more. It is the heaviest folding frame in the catalogue, on a 10-year frame warranty.
Only the ZP publishes a 6x6, and the figures on this page are its figures. Beyond this footprint the answer is not a larger folding frame: it is a marquee or an inflatable structure, and we will say so rather than stretch the range. Apex is 4.48 m, and the rating is 60mph with adequate anchoring and ballast.
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Before you order a 6x6
Eight feet under 36 m²: 392 kg of ballast for a 30 mph gust and 648 kg if you plan for 50. Plan the route across the site.
Artwork, panels and the tension bar.
Sections, leg locks and connectors.
A guided comparison, range by range.
Model ZP660: 98 kg, 4.48 m apex, 8 feet, 1 mast.
Tell us the site and the gust you plan for, and the specification with its anchoring assumptions follows within 1 business day.
6x6 gazebos
Eight: one at each corner and one halfway along each 6 m side. It is the only folding footprint LP Tent builds with eight feet, and those extra anchor points are how 36 m² is held down.
392 kg for a 30 mph gust, 520 kg for 40 mph and 648 kg for 50 mph. Per leg it is no more than any other size, 49, 65 and 81 kg, because eight feet share it, but the total is a load in its own right.
It is the largest that folds. Beyond 36 m² the answer is a marquee or an inflatable structure rather than a bigger folding frame, and we will say so rather than stretch the range.
In eight 3 m bays, two to a side, divided by the middle foot on each 6 m run. Any bay can be open, half walled or fully closed, and the sliding-wall system with a bottom tension bar holds the printed panels flat.
