A transportable shelter includes a frame, an inner liner, and an outer liner. A plurality of interconnecting members of the frame are connected to create a fixed structural element, at least one end structural element, and a plurality of purlin portions. The purlin portions attach the fixed structural element to a first end structural element. The fixed structural element has a first inner track and a first outer track, and the first end structural element has a second inner track and a second outer track. The inner liner attaches to the first and second inner tracks, and the outer panel attaches to the first and second outer tracks. A dead-air space exists between the inner liner and the outer panel when the frame is assembled and the inner liner and the outer panel are connected to both the fixed structural element and the first end structural element.

The present invention relates to a device for decontaminating persons, having a container having at least one decontamination shower, the container having at least one panel defined in an opening in one of the vertical walls of the container, the panel being mounted to pivot around a horizontal hinge which joins an upper edge of the panel to the container so as to be movable between a first position in which the panel extends substantially vertically and closes off the opening, and a second position in which the panel extends substantially horizontally and forms a ceiling covering a sheltered surface. The decontamination device also includes walls capable of closing off the sheltered surface to form at least one portion of the decontamination device.

The disclosed technology includes devices, systems, and methods of fabricating and using a therapeutic tent to non-invasively treat burns, respiratory illnesses, muscle issues, and various other illnesses and physical, psychological, and emotional conditions. In some implementations, a disclosed system includes a tent, a steam source configured to supply an interior of the tent with steam, and a light source configured to illuminate the tent. The tent, the steam, and the light source are configured to treat a condition.

A modular portable exercise and sauna tent is an apparatus that provides an enclosed phototherapeutic environment for a user. The size and shape of the apparatus is adjustable depending on the position of the user within the apparatus. The apparatus includes a scaffolding, a thermally insulative cover, and at least one heating lamp. The thermally insulative cover further includes a first panel, a second panel, and an overlay panel. The scaffolding defines an area of heat around the user. The thermally insulative cover encloses the defined area. The scaffolding further includes a first base frame, a second base frame, and a plurality of lateral posts, each of which are adjustable in length.

The shapes of the first base frame and the second base frame are both adjustable. The apparatus preferably includes a flooring layer that provides comfort and protection for the user against the ground.

A modular portable exercise and sauna tent is an apparatus that provides an enclosed phototherapeutic environment for a user. The size and shape of the apparatus is adjustable depending on the position of the user within the apparatus. The apparatus includes a scaffolding, a thermally insulative cover, and at least one heating lamp. The thermally insulative cover further includes a first panel, a second panel, and an overlay panel. The scaffolding defines an area of heat around the user. The thermally insulative cover encloses the defined area. The scaffolding further includes a first base frame, a second base frame, and a plurality of lateral posts, each of which are adjustable in length.

The shapes of the first base frame and the second base frame are both adjustable. The apparatus preferably includes a flooring layer that provides comfort and protection for the user against the ground.

Provided is an emergency shelter that is able to occupy a first, folded position for storage and transport and a second deployed position that is suitable for sheltering at least one person, a method for reversibly converting the shelter from this first position to this second position, and a module of contiguous shelters of this kind. The emergency shelter includes an inflatable tent and a retention device in the form of a column that is preassembled with the inflated tent in said second position. The column is suitable for inflating the tent and holding it deployed around the former in said second position.

The present disclosure relates to a solar outdoor warm tent. The tent comprises a bottom plate and an upper cover, wherein the upper cover is closed on the bottom plate and an activity space is enclosed between them, the upper cover and the bottom plate are both made of composite plate materials, and the composite plate material comprises a foamed polypropylene layer in the middle and self-reinforced polypropylene layers on two sides. In the present disclosure, the self-reinforced polypropylene layers are composited on the two sides of the foamed polypropylene layer respectively, and due to the super impact resistance and high rigidity of the self-reinforced polypropylene layers, the body of the tent is not easy to be scratched, punctured or broken, so the tent is not easy to wear, thus improving the protection capability of the tent itself, such as preventing being attacked and bitten by wild animals, so that the tent can be used in a harsher wild environment to ensure the safety of a user, which also meet the needs of the user. In addition, the weight of the composite plate material is relatively light, and it may float on the water for a short time in the event of a flood, which further improves the safety. Due to a good thermal insulation performance of the composite plate material, it is possible to provide a thermal insulation performance to a certain degree, thus being more suitable for use in the wild.

The present disclosure relates to a solar outdoor warm tent. The tent comprises a bottom plate and an upper cover, wherein the upper cover is closed on the bottom plate and an activity space is enclosed between them, the upper cover and the bottom plate are both made of composite plate materials, and the composite plate material comprises a foamed polypropylene layer in the middle and self-reinforced polypropylene layers on two sides. In the present disclosure, the self-reinforced polypropylene layers are composited on the two sides of the foamed polypropylene layer respectively, and due to the super impact resistance and high rigidity of the self-reinforced polypropylene layers, the body of the tent is not easy to be scratched, punctured or broken, so the tent is not easy to wear, thus improving the protection capability of the tent itself, such as preventing being attacked and bitten by wild animals, so that the tent can be used in a harsher wild environment to ensure the safety of a user, which also meet the needs of the user. In addition, the weight of the composite plate material is relatively light, and it may float on the water for a short time in the event of a flood, which further improves the safety. Due to a good thermal insulation performance of the composite plate material, it is possible to provide a thermal insulation performance to a certain degree, thus being more suitable for use in the wild.

A temporary shelter that is easy to assemble and disassemble and suitable for use in providing, for example, medical and healthcare services to patients having infectious diseases, as temporary drop-off testing facilities, and/or as emergency housing for the homeless. In one embodiment, the shelters are comprised of one or more modules, which, in turn, are comprised of a PVC pipe structure, a skin covering the structure, zipper doors, and a floor. The modules may be attached to pre-existing structures, attached to other modules to form a larger shelter, or left as a standalone shelter.

A temporary shelter that is easy to assemble and disassemble and suitable for use in providing, for example, medical and healthcare services to patients having infectious diseases, as temporary drop-off testing facilities, and/or as emergency housing for the homeless. In one embodiment, the shelters are comprised of one or more modules, which, in turn, are comprised of a PVC pipe structure, a skin covering the structure, zipper doors, and a floor. The modules may be attached to pre-existing structures, attached to other modules to form a larger shelter, or left as a standalone shelter.