Bicycle Storage Tent 210D Fabric Enclosure with Fiberglass Frame

Defined Bicycle and Equipment Storage Layout

This storage tent system is designed for bicycle placement and equipment holding in yard environments. The frame uses 9 mm fiberglass pole segments that connect into a fixed support layout for the fabric shell. A top cover layer is positioned above the main fabric span to add an additional protective barrier element. Seam junctions are treated with sealed tape across stitched lines to reduce entry gaps. The internal space supports bicycles, electric bicycles, and yard equipment within a single enclosure format.

Entry System and Functional Components

The entry system uses a dual zipper layout with an exterior flap positioned across the closure line. A side window panel is included for ventilation control based on internal airflow requirements. An internal pocket section is positioned along the wall surface for small accessory placement. Ground anchoring uses stake placement at angled positions for soil and gravel contact points. Rope lines are included in the larger configuration for additional positional control across placement areas.

Assembly and Storage Handling Format

The pole system separates into segmented sections that connect during setup and detach for storage placement when not in use. Fabric panels fold into a layered form for shelf or garage storage. Stake installation uses angled insertion into soil or gravel surfaces. Zipper tracks and fabric surfaces can be cleaned using a damp cloth. 

Product Benefits:

• Bicycle Placement Layout: Holds bicycles and equipment within a single enclosure frame system.
  
• Entry Access System: Dual zipper line with exterior flap covering the closure area.
  
• Support Frame Design: Fiberglass pole structure with ground stake positioning points.

Specifications:

• Material: 210D Oxford fabric, with PU 4000 coating for liquid exposure control
• Dimensions:
  • 2-3 Bikes: 79 L × 32 W × 65 H in
  • 4-5 Bikes: 79 L × 59 W × 67 H in
• Pole System: 9 mm fiberglass sections connected through joint points forming the main frame layout