There are clever ways to resist the cold winter and keep the tent warm

Winter is approaching, and as a temporary activity venue, the tent itself has a certain insulation function. However, activities such as sports, exhibitions, and wedding banquets have high requirements for the internal environment of the tent. In order to provide a more comfortable environment, we can take some additional measures to improve the insulation performance of the tent. Next, we will introduce some practical insulation techniques for tent houses to help homeowners get through the cold winter.

Using insulation cotton tarpaulin. Our PVC tarpaulin itself can block some of the cold air. With the addition of insulation cotton made by machine high-temperature edge pressing and edge sewing, it can achieve double-layer protection, better insulation and heat insulation, and can also absorb water vapor inside the tent. Don't worry about not being suitable in summer, insulation cotton can block cold air and also block hot air, achieving a certain degree of warmth in winter and coolness in summer.

Install rock wool board walls. Rock wool board, also known as rock wool insulation decorative board, is a new type of environmentally friendly material that is insulation, flame retardant, and sound-absorbing. It is commonly used in tent construction. Rock wool board fibers are slender and flexible, with low slag ball content. Therefore, the thermal conductivity is low, and it has excellent insulation effect.

Equipped with heating equipment. For long-term use of sports stadiums, tents, etc., we usually install air conditioning inside to create fully functional high-end venues. For the severely cold areas in Northeast China, heating equipment such as heaters, underfloor heaters, and heaters can be installed for heating.

Daily warmth protection. In addition to the three insulation measures mentioned above, attention should also be paid to the daily use of the tent. Close doors and windows in winter to create a closed space, and close the door when entering and exiting the tent to reduce the loss of indoor hot air.