Anyone familiar with these?

[CrocDundee]

Looks good for my Glamping site...

https://www.google.com/search?q=inf...=1t:6869&ictx=111&biw=1385&bih=684&dpr=2#ip=1

 

[Magus]

Just the military-grade ones. you'll want to invest in some pallets and plywood for the floor.
The military ones are pretty tough and if you're lucky you can buy them as surplus.

https://www.imagine-inflatables.com/inflatable-buildings/military-services-inflatable-buildings/

 

[Mountain trapper]

Interesting. I have a 10×12 canvas wall tent. Made locally by Thunder Mountain Tent and Canvas. It works fine for us. I got a wood stove for it too.

 

[Magus]

Got a link to that? I need some canvas.

 

[Mountain trapper]

Got a link to that? I need some canvas.

thundermountiantentandcanvas.com. One long word. I've had them make a cover for my trailer too.

 

[Snowman]

https://www.thundermountaintentandcanvas.com/

 

[Mountain trapper]

https://www.thundermountaintentandcanvas.com/

That's it. I misspelled "mountain" above.

 

[Magus]

Do they charge by the square yard?

 

[Canon29]

Nothing beats the Kodiak flexbows imo.

 

[Mountain trapper]

Do they charge by the square yard?

They bid the custom made stuff. The cover that I had custom made for my trailer was the same material they use for boat covers. On tents they have a set price, then you can add any options you want.

 

[montanabill]

If you are looking around here is a source in Montana....if you want to order something I could go pick it up and test it out for a year or two......
https://montanacanvas.com/

We have got a lot of use out of the harbor freight portable garages for sheltering people and as a cook shack as well as storing stuff in all winter..

I currently have one of each of these up, I just have to knock the snow off if it gets too heavy. And tie them down really well against the wind.
https://www.harborfreight.com/12-ft-x-20-ft-trucksuv-portable-garage-58741.html

https://www.harborfreight.com/10-ft-x-10-ft-portable-shed-63297.html

 

[Mountain trapper]

If you are looking around here is a source in Montana....if you want to order something I could go pick it up and test it out for a year or two......
https://montanacanvas.com/

We have got a lot of use out of the harbor freight portable garages for sheltering people and as a cook shack as well as storing stuff in all winter..

I currently have one of each of these up, I just have to knock the snow off if it gets too heavy. And tie them down really well against the wind.
https://www.harborfreight.com/12-ft-x-20-ft-trucksuv-portable-garage-58741.html

https://www.harborfreight.com/10-ft-x-10-ft-portable-shed-63297.html

I've been wondering how those portable garages work. I just don't think they'd hold up to our snow here. Now I'm thinking about getting an all metal one to park my tractor under. I'll need one about 12'×24'.

 

[montanabill]

i wouldn't recommend one for heavy snowfall areas as they just aren't structurally that strong...The roof and the sides bow in with load...and in the wind they flap a bit but as long as they don't become a air born kite they have held together in 70mph winds for me. And just like a 4 season tent i tie mine down with multiple tie downs.
They are great for shelter from rain and sun and make a nice main camp shelter that is portable..
If someone has a broke down car or something they have to fix the canvas garage can give dry shelter and contain some heat.