Choose tents that meet international safety standards, such as fireproof, windproof, and waterproof certifications.

Use a stable foundation fixing method (such as expansion bolts, anchors, and counterweights).

Check the condition of the bracket connectors and tarpaulin in time to avoid aging or damage.

High-quality aluminum alloy tents can have a service life of more than 10 years, depending on the frequency of use, maintenance, and storage methods. Regularly cleaning the tarpaulin and checking the frame connectors can extend the service life.

Compared with traditional iron or wooden structures, aluminum alloy frames are lighter, more durable, and rust-proof. At the same time, they have strong load-bearing capacity and can withstand bad weather (such as strong winds, heavy rains, etc.), making them suitable for long-term use.

High-quality tents use reinforced aluminum frames and waterproof, windproof, and UV-resistant PVC tarpaulins to effectively resist wind and rain. In addition, measures such as adding anchors, counterweights, and reinforced ropes can be used to improve stability.