Walling, Doors and Side Skirts help enclose RHI stretch tents for changing weather and year-round use.
Walling and closing-down systems turn an open stretch tent into an enclosed comfortable space for guests. Choose the enclosure for your venue or event, whether you are ordering a new RHI tent or adding to one you already own.
Shelter guests from wind and rain.
Enclose the space to support heating or cooling.
Screen service areas and private spaces.
Let daylight in and keep the surroundings in sight.
Each panel attaches to the tent edge with an advanced Velcro system, sealing the join between the wall and canopy. The panels extend to the ground to close the space beneath.
Lightweight panels attach directly to the tent, with no separate wall frame to assemble. This keeps the system straightforward to handle and fit around the shape of your canopy.
Separate panels join together to make up each side of the enclosure. Choose a complete set or individual pieces to build the combination your tent and its use require.
Walling and closing-down systems suit different tent sizes and configurations. Suitable panels can be rolled up and secured to adapt as the weather changes, keeping your setup flexible.
Tailor the enclosure to how you use your tent: balance clear and solid sections, plan the entrances people need, and finish any smaller gaps at ground level.
Choose clear sections to keep daylight and views, or solid sections for privacy and screened service areas. Combine both to suit the space, with fabric colours coordinated to your tent.
Keep the views and natural light while providing shelter for the people inside.
Create privacy or screen off areas used for catering, storage and preparation.
Plan access around the way the space is used, from a broad entrance for guest flow to a convenient doorway for everyday coming and going.
Choose a 7.5 m or 10.5 m triangular door for access across a broad opening. Roll it up and secure it when you want to open the space.
An optional 1 m zipped doorway fits within a rectangular filler panel, giving people access without opening the whole section.
Need a little more protection from draughts? Finish the smaller gaps where the tent meets the ground.
The tent fabric curves upwards between ground fixing points. Side skirts attach to the perimeter Velcro to cover these gaps, helping reduce draughts and weather exposure along the lower edge.
Tell us about your RHI tent, the space and how you use it. We’ll help you choose walling, doors and side skirts to suit your setup.
From keeping views open to adding privacy and planning entrances, we can discuss the combination that works for your venue or event.
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