Tarnhow Dome Large Span Canopies
The Tarnhow Dome Canopy is an attractive free standing dome system that creates an eye-catching focal point to your outdoor area. Its distinctive timber framework adds a modern touch to any environment and is ideal for making use of large areas that are currently under used, especially during wet weather due to is ability to span up to 11m wide and any length.
With the Tarnhow Dome Large Span Canopy, you will be able to provide your pupils or visitors with a comfortable and spacious area which is sheltered from the weather throughout the whole year. This canopy is perfect for creating outdoor dining areas, playground shelter and sports and events shelter.
The Tarnhow Dome Free Standing Canopy is constructed from a Glulam timber frame which is PEFC certified, sustainable, fire resistant to BS 5268 and environmentally friendly.
44 Tel: 0800 389 9072 Features and Benefits
SIZE: To your specification. Length: Width: Height:
ROOF OPTIONS: Choice of:
5mm solid or 16mm structured vandal and shatter resistant polycarbonate roofing UV coated for high protection from the sun.
UNDERSIDE FRAME AND POSTS: Bespoke Glulam timber and natural timber sections, with a natural wood stain finish, alternatively the timber can be painted, if required.
GUTTERING & DOWNPIPES uPVC guttering & downpipes fitted as standard.
ROOF RAFTER BARS: Aluminium rafter bars are finished in Hipca White as standard, other colours are available at an additional cost.
USES: › Large Play canopy › Large freestanding canopy › Alfresco dining canopy › Sports shelter › Events canopy
Unlimited Up to 11 metres To your specification
OPTIONAL EXTRAS: › Rainbow package › Post pads › Signage
See pages 48-49
Education
Hospitality & Leisure
Retail & Commercial
Healthcare
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