Concluding Our Wind Loading Series

Thank you for joining us as we complete our 12-part special content series on Wind Loading and Engineered Tents! We covered lots of ground including:

• Defining Severe Weather: At what wind speeds should you take down a tent?
• Types of Ballasts and Anchors: From block and roll systems to water ballasts, we uncovered the different anchoring options to secure a tent.
• Guidance Documents from the IFAI: Essential guidelines that are handy for anyone in the rental, events, or hospitality industries.
• Pull Testing – Measuring Tent Stakes: How secure are your tent stakes?
• Fire & Flame Registration: Understanding this essential safety factor.
• Wind Mitigation Plans: What happens in a severe weather event? Who does what, and when?
• Calculating Wind Rating: How different factors change wind rating specifications on your tent.
• Applicable Codes for Tents: Looking at building codes to determine safe conditions for tent installation.
• Engineered Tents and Wind Ratings FAQ’s: We covered the basics based on questions from our valued partners.
• What Does Wind Loading Mean?: We defined wind loading, also known as a wind rating, to start off our series on engineered tents.

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