Why We're
Different.

02 — Kedar Technology

Next generation kedar. Zero flogging.

Flogging is cover fabric slapping and chafing against the frame in the wind, and it is the fastest way to wear out a shelter. We eliminate it using a kedar strip locked into an aluminium track along every wall and door frame. The cover is held firm. It cannot move, it cannot flog, and the shelter lasts significantly longer as a result.

04 — Cover Colour

White covers. We measured why.

White is standard on every shelter we build, and we can supply grey, green, blue and yellow when a site calls for it. But we steer people away from dark colours, and we have the numbers to explain why.

• We put our own white and grey covers side by side on a 30°C day. The white measured 31°C. The grey hit 50°C.
• At 50°C a cover goes tacky, stretches, and becomes genuinely difficult to work with.
• That expansion and contraction across a summer accelerates wear on dark covers, and often means re-tensioning after a few weeks.
• White reflects the great majority of the sun's UV, which is what keeps the heat out in the first place.
• A white interior is bright enough to work under without lighting. Coloured covers make for a much darker space.
• Despite what people assume, white does not get dirty faster. Every colour shows dirt at the same rate.