Dustex Pop-Up Tent | Pop Up Work Tent

BENEFITS

Compact, Easily Assembled Pop-up Tent

Ensure you contain dust from activities such as floor tile replacement, cement mixing, cutting or drilling.

Modular

Can be used alone to contain dust, or with a dust extraction solution.

Easily Assembled

Quick and easy to put together with one or two people.

Adjustable Entry

With zips creating two ‘doors’, these can be closed to create a full containment tent, or left open to suit the activity.

Fire Retardant

Tent is fire retardant to BS7837:1996 standard.

Dust Enclosures

DUSTEX® Pop-up Tent

Easy-to-Erect Containment Enclosure

Fire retardant pop-up tent suitable for containing dust.

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BENEFITS

Compact, Easily Assembled Pop-up Tent

Ensure you contain dust from activities such as floor tile replacement, cement mixing, cutting or drilling.

Modular

Can be used alone to contain dust, or with a dust extraction solution.

Easily Assembled

Quick and easy to put together with one or two people.

Adjustable Entry

With zips creating two ‘doors’, these can be closed to create a full containment tent, or left open to suit the activity.

Fire Retardant

Tent is fire retardant to BS7837:1996 standard.

Dustex pop up tent enclosure and full dust extraction solution

Dust Enclosures

Key Features and Applications

This pop up tent has been designed to be set up quickly and easily, enabling you to create work zones which can be set up and moved around with minimal hassle as work progresses. The structure of the tent means it can be broken down and relocated if needed, or stored away when not in use to keep the work area free of obstruction.

- Flame retardant to BS7837:1996 standard.
- Easy to assemble and take apart.
- Spacious.
- Compact.
- Dust and debris containment zone for construction activities such as cutting.
- Roadway repair works involving grinding or cutting.
- Isolating an area within a pharmaceutical production plant for dusty activities.
- Containment during aircraft or vehicle maintenance inside hangars.

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Choosing the Right Solution

Whether you need help selecting the right solution for your project or you are ready to place an order, our specialists are here to provide expert advice and support every step of the way.

Step One: Discuss

Contact us in a way that works best for you. Whether you email, telephone or complete an online enquiry form, a member of the team will be ready to help.

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Step Two: Plan

Once we know what the challenge is, we'll contact you and recommend an effective hazard control solution that protects your people and keeps your project on track.

Step Three: Execute

When you're ready to place an order, we'll ask you to organise a PO, and we'll take care of the rest. Our service includes providing the RAMS and logistics for any solutions that you have on site. Once delivered, you can rest assured with ongoing technical support, engineer access and superior customer service throughout the hire.

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