The Double-Truss style Portable Fabric Structures provides strength and functional performance in all seasons. The double-truss frame for this portable building is constructed from 1” square galvanized steel tubing and provides additional strength and durability to allow for wider buildings than the Quonset-style portable fabric building. These fabric buildings can be relocated and erected in a short period of time, making them great for warehouses, garages, crew tents or cook shacks used for commercial and personal applications.
FEATURES
- Alaska Tent & Tarp custom makes Portable Fabric Structures to meet the needs of each customer. Please see our Options tab for the various custom options available for our Portable Fabric Structures.
- Portable Fabric Structures range from 8 feet to 16 feet wide and can be built to any length. Heights vary based on the width of the building.
- Fabric skin made from heavy-duty 18oz Shelterite FRLTC Vinyl-Coated Polyester.
- The fabric structure is split into three pieces: two ends and the roof
- The portable fabric structure frame is made using Gatorshield® triple-galvanized steel.
- A 36” wide man-door is standard on all Portable Fabric Structures. An SR buckle is used to secure the material flap for easy entry and exit through the building.
- A 54” triangular zippered window with mosquito net is located in the rear of the fabric structure.
- A 12” snow flap is installed around the bottom of the entire fabric building cover.
- Four auger anchors at around 40” are used for the ratchet tightening system.
- The fabric structures can be set up on the ground or on a floor system, making them versatile based on your needs at the time.
- All portable fabric structures come with carrying bags for the cover and the frame.
SPECS AND PRICES
Standard 16' wide portable fabric structure.
16’ wide x11’ high x 20’ long with zippered man-door, zippered garage door and large window.
For longer buildings we can increase the length by 5' increments
Contact our staff for a quote on a custom building.
| OPTIONS | | Zippered Door End:
The standard zippered door uses a pair of #10 tooth zippers to create a man-door. The door can be rolled up and secured with a pair of 1” side release buckles. | $135.00 | | #15 Tooth Zipper Upgrade | +$75.00 | | Velcro Sealing Flaps | +$120.00 |
Zippered Door End with Screen:
The standard zippered door uses a pair of #10 tooth zippers to create a man-door. A bug screen is built into the door. The door can be rolled up and secured with a pair of 1” side release buckles. | $275.00 | | #15 Tooth Zipper Upgrade | +$150.00 | | Velcro Sealing Flaps | +$120.00 |
Garage Door End:
This style of end features a wider zippered door and a man door. Exact placement will vary depending on the size of the building. | $495.00 | | #15 Tooth Zipper Upgrade | +$115.00 | | Velcro Sealing Flaps | +$240.00 |
Combo Door End:
This end replaces the standard man-door with a framed door with glass windows. Only available on 12’ wide or larger buildings. | $580.00 |
Screen Window End:
Windows can be added to the ends for increased visibility and improved ventilation inside the building. Windows are triangular with zippered cover flaps. The window comes in two sizes: 42" wide (large) and 20" wide (small). | $150.00 |
Stove Jack:
A square patch of silica glass fabric with a round silicone ring to allow for a stovepipe or heat ducts. Includes a vinyl cover flap. Available in 3”, 4”, 5”, and 6” round and 4.5”, 5”, and 6” oval. | $155.00 |
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