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Wide changing tent, ideal for simple private spaces during disasters.
For changing clothes, breastfeeding, and resting in a shelter. A private space that sets up with one touch!
This is a completely private tent that is ideal for changing clothes and resting in evacuation shelters during disasters. It can maintain a height of about 1 meter even when placed horizontally, and its spacious wide design creates a comfortable space that minimizes feelings of pressure. It can be used to ensure privacy during evacuation life, as a changing space, or as a simple resting or nursing room. With a fully closed design, it blocks external views, allowing for safe use. The ease of setup and takedown is also a significant advantage. It is suitable for stockpiling at home or by local governments as a disaster preparedness measure. While it can be used in outdoor settings, it particularly excels in providing private spaces in places where people gather, such as evacuation shelters. It can be stored compactly and is convenient to carry. This is an item you would want to have as a disaster preparedness supply. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
basic information
Weight: Approximately 2.5kg (total for the set) Main materials: Polyester, Steel Accessories: 8 pegs, 4 ropes, 1 storage bag
Price range
P1
Delivery Time
P2
Model number/Brand name
HAC-3468
Applications/Examples of results
■Securing changing spaces in evacuation shelters ■Simple private rooms for breastfeeding and diaper changing ■Protection of privacy for women, children, and the elderly ■As a simple resting or napping space ■As a privacy screen during medical treatment or caregiving in shelters ■Regular stock of disaster preparedness supplies (for households, municipalities, facilities, etc.) ■Partitioned spaces for infection control in places where many people gather ■In situations where temporary private rooms are needed for changing clothes or organizing belongings
