As cover for machinery and equipment, as a shelter in the field or as temporary cover for feed and wood: a pop-up gazebo quickly creates a space protected from sun and rain. For longer use, secure it with suitable anchoring.
You set up an Ecotent pop-up gazebo without tools: pull the frame apart, fit the roof, lock the legs into place and secure the gazebo. How many people you need depends on the size. The video shows a 3x3 m pop-up gazebo from the E1 series being set up step by step.
You can print the entire roof and both sides of the sidewalls, inside and outside.
Whether you need a permit depends on the location, the type of use and how long the gazebo stays up. Rules differ between countries and local authorities. On public land, at larger events or for commercial use, check with the local authority or the event organiser in advance.
Documents for organisers
If organisers or authorities ask for documents on stability or fire safety, you will find our certificates and test reports in the download area, or we can send them to you.
Yes. The Oxford fabrics offer UPF 50+ to DIN EN 13758-1 (test report). The value refers to the fabric. It does not block sunlight that reaches under the roof from the side.
Yes, the roof keeps the rain out, so you stay dry underneath. The water column is the measure of waterproofing. Depending on the fabric it is 1,500 mm (Oxford 500D) or 2,000 mm (Oxford 250D and Recycled), tested to DIN EN 20811 (proof: Oxford 500D, Oxford 250D, Recycled). To stay watertight, the roof needs to be taut and undamaged.
Yes. Sublimation printing reproduces photos and large designs in fine detail on the roof and sidewalls. Set up your file at 1:1 with 100 dpi or 1:100 with 300 dpi.
Oxford 500D and Oxford 250D FR are fire-retardant to EN 13501-1 (B-s1, d0, certificate). Oxford 250D is also available without this classification (Non-FR). The Recycled fabric is not fire-retardant.
