Ecology Tents can be custom
designed and manufactured
to withstand wind loads up to 110 MPH and/or carry a snow load with insulation. Designs range from small and temporary to very large, technically
sophisticated and permanent.
This Eco-Tent was manufactured
and installed for a three day exhibit in St. Louis, MO. The 16' x 24'
floor plan included an 8' x 16' sleeping loft, downstairs bedroom, interior
room dividers and screen windows. The walls and roof were covered with
an exterior grade vinyl laminated material, and the wall supports were made
of polyester powder coat painted aluminum extrusion. The unit
included a 500 gallon water storage tank, solar and wind power collectors,
shower and toilet with composting system.
Eide Industries manufactures custom and standard Eco-Tent systems for single and
multi-season use. Eco-Tents are also available in much larger sizes and
are available with furniture, lights, fans, sinks, refrigerators and
more!
Eide also offers
Eco-Tents equipped with sustainable resource accessories such as
environmentally kind compositors, gray water processing systems, solar
energy collectors and power systems.
Eide
Industries Eco-Tents Survives Hurricane
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By Nigel Regan
(News from 2003-09-05 Edition)
BERMUDA is bracing itself today for a
direct hit from what is predicted to become the worst hurricane in
living memory. Hurricane Fabian is expected to last about 18 hours
starting early Friday morning. Winds will reach 70 knots, or 90 miles
per hour, with gusts of up 150mph. The closest point of approach is
predicted to be 15 nautical miles to the north west at 10pm Friday.
The last hurricane to cause major damage in Bermuda was hurricane Emily,
which struck on September 24, 1987. Fabian, however, is expected to
cause much more damage.
Daniel's Head Village
Survives
(News from 2003-09-10 Edition)
ONE sight that surprised many
Bermudians was the sturdiness of the Daniel's Head Village stilt tents
built out over the water.
