HP Event Dome

Goes up in minutes, runs without a mains supply.

POA(Price on application)

How it is bought

Rental
Purchase

One or two people
2.3 x 1.6 m footprint
About 12 minutes to deploy

For sites that exist for a weekend

Festivals, relief deployments and remote work camps. The Dome is built to be moved: it arrives on a trailer, sits on ground that has had no preparation, and leaves without trace when the site comes down.

For crowds. A lighter shell that a small team can place, level and switch on in about twelve minutes, then take away again the same week. Designed to run off its own power where there is nothing to plug into.

Inside the pod

What it does

Twelve minutes

From trailer to ready. The limit is usually how fast the ground can be levelled, not the pod.

Runs off-grid

An integrated solar canopy and battery carry a full day and night without a generator.

Keypad entry

Guests open the pod with a code or a wristband, so stewards are not managing a key queue.

Weather rated

Sealed against rain and dust, and anchored for open ground rather than a sheltered pitch.

Stacks for transport

Units nest on the trailer, so a site of twenty pods is a manageable number of vehicle movements.

Bookable by the hour

Slots can run through your existing ticketing, so rest is sold the same way everything else on site is.

Specifications

Exterior: 2.3 m L x 1.6 m W x 2.2 m H
Berth: Single or shared configuration
Deploy time: About 12 minutes per unit
Power: Solar canopy and battery, or mains
Weather: Rated for open-air use
Cleaning: UV-C cycle, about 3 minutes

Cleaning and safety

Filters to hospital specification, and a UV-C cycle that runs between stays rather than at the end of a shift. The pod knows when it is empty, which is what makes that possible.

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