Sealed air tent for Team Coop
Sealed air tent for Team Coop: a full-colour print in the brand’s own colours, made by ARIO in Poland.
What did ARIO make for Team Coop?
This project is a sealed air tent made for Team Coop, printed in the colours set out in the client’s brand guidelines. We match the size and the version to the site — every model we make is listed in the Sealed Air Tents category.
How does a sealed air tent work in brand promotion?
Manufacturers and retail chains choose a sealed air tent on a simple calculation: one structure, dozens of appearances in a season, no assembly costs and no hire charges. A UV print keeps the colours inside the brand guidelines, and after the event the whole thing packs into a car boot. Nothing has to be hired, built or disposed of afterwards, which is the practical argument for Team Coop.
At what kind of events is a sealed air tent used?
- multi-day fairs and shows — one inflation for the whole event
- premium stands, where the shape of the structure is part of the design
- indoor arenas and halls, where a cable across the floor is a problem
- events in the field with no power — mountains, beaches, race routes
- mobile meeting points that are carried to a new spot several times a day
What does a sealed air tent add to a brand’s presence?
The structure rests on inflated legs, each made of an air-tight bladder inside an outer skin of PVC-coated polyester, 300 g/m². The print covers the roof and every side wall, and the walls zip on and off, so with the walls removed the graphics stay on the roof. Stability comes from anchoring: ground stakes in soft ground, sandbags on hard surfaces. An air-tight inflatable tent takes wind, rain and snow through the whole season.
Worth knowing: two layers, two jobs
A leg of a sealed air tent is made of two layers. The inner bladder is air-tight and does nothing but hold the pressure; the outer skin of PVC-coated polyester carries the colour, the print and the resistance to scuffing. If the bladder ever loses its seal, only the bladder is replaced, not the tent: it is a serviceable part, not a structural one. That is why these tents are repaired rather than written off.
Which size and version should you order?
The range covers four-leg tents 4×4, 5×5 and 6×6 m, five-leg tents in the same sizes and the six-leg Pavilion 7×4 m with six interchangeable walls. A 4×4 m tent is enough for a counter with two people serving; for a larger stand with visitors inside, 5×5 or 6×6 m works better. Options: interchangeable canopies, tunnels, LED lighting and weights. All models are in sealed air tents.
How do you order a sealed air tent with your own print?
All we need is your logo and the date of the event. The print visualisation comes to you for approval free of charge, production in our own factory in Poland takes 10 working days, and the manufacturer’s warranty covers the whole set. Shipping anywhere in Europe is arranged with the order and quoted individually. Write through the contact form — we answer within 24 hours on working days. See also inflatable tents and constant-pressure arches, or look through the rest of our projects.
