Pop out the two tension frames and these shelters are ready to protect you from rain, snow, sun, and wind.

Hold large outdoor gatherings under a water- and UV-resistant covering. These tents have corrosion-resistant poles that attach to base plates for stability, preventing them from wobbling. They don’t use a center supporting pole, leaving maximum space for use inside. The vinyl fabric covering secures to poles with straps positioned every two feet, and hook and loop corners close off gaps for a secure fit around the frame. Covering meets NFPA 701 standards for fire resistance.

Tents require either stakes and ratchets or ballasts and ratchets (both sold separately) to anchor them safely to the ground. Stakes are most commonly used on grass and other surfaces where you can drive stakes into the ground. The stakes are made of heavy duty steel, so they won’t bend. Ballasts are for use on concrete and other hard surfaces. When filled with water, they weigh 660 pounds each to anchor tents securely. Empty them by pulling the drain plug. When empty, they’re stackable and weigh less than alternatives—such as cement blocks—for easy transport.

To enclose portions of your tent from wind and rain, add side walls (sold separately). Attach side walls using the perimeter rope that’s included with these tents.

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Create a sheltered space for small gatherings with these pop-up tents, which you assemble and collapse without extra tools. When you have the frame legs adjusted to the desired height, lock them in place using the included pins. The center pole has an internal spring to hold up the top of the tent. There are hook and loop connections for securing the covering to the frame. Made of aluminum, the frame is lightweight enough to carry between locations and won’t rust when exposed to rain. The polyester fabric covering is water- and UV-resistant; it’s flammability is tested to National Fire Protection Association and Canvas Products Association International standards.

Add side walls for privacy and extra protection from wind and rain.

Roller bags make it easier to transport collapsed tents between locations.

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To provide more protection from the elements than dock door seals, these shelters wrap around trailers. They can also be used to create a seal between oversized door openings and trailers. These shelters include two steel protectors to prevent damage to the shelters and trailers.

Shelters with a 24” projection require 3/8" or 1/2" Dia. × 4" Lg. anchors to mount in a block or brick.

This shelter is spring loaded, allowing it to retract and flex with trailers to provide a better seal than standard dock door shelters. It can also be used to create a seal between oversized door openings and trailers. To mount in block or brick, 3/8" or 1/2" Dia. × 4" Lg. anchors are required.

Close the gap between your dock door and a trailer to keep heated or cooled air in and dust out while loading or unloading. Choose a seal that projects a maximum of 5" beyond your dock bumper. If your dock has an edge-of-dock leveler, order the seal with a 20" projection.