Looking at the recommended lists of household emergency supplies published by various regions, tents are almost always listed besides water and food. Some might ask, is it really necessary to have a tent at home? In the first few days after a disaster, when houses are uninhabitable, having a place to shelter from the wind and rain and a habitable environment is the most urgent need. The list includes tents for this purpose.
However, the list provides guidance, not just any tent you buy. Family emergency disaster relief tents have their own requirements: the size must be large enough for a family, the fabric must withstand wind and rain, the structure must withstand repeated setup and disassembly, and storage must be space-saving. Each of these conditions corresponds to specific parameters and standards.
These types of tents need to be manufactured. Pengcheng Outdoor Products Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Pengcheng Outdoor) in Tangshan, Hebei Province, is one such manufacturer of disaster relief tents. The company integrates design, development, manufacturing, and sales, and is a national high-tech enterprise, a technology-based SME, and a specialized and innovative SME. The company's production and R&D base covers over 15,000 square meters, with a daily production capacity of 5,000 tents. It also has production and warehousing bases in Shenyang (Liaoning), Xi'an (Shaanxi), Linyi (Shandong), Yishui (Shandong), and Langfang (Hebei).
Taking Pengcheng Outdoor's family-type disaster relief tent as an example, the product conforms to the general specifications of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR): a top width of 4 meters, a total bottom width of 6.6 meters, and a side height of 3.2 meters, allowing for comfortable short-term accommodation for multiple family members. The tent is entirely white with a blacked-out bottom edge for easy visibility at night. Production follows GB/T 44010-2024 "General Technical Requirements for Disaster Relief Tents," with standards for waterproofing, windproofing, flame retardancy, and moisture resistance.
Emergency supply purchasers rely on shipping records. Pengcheng Outdoor has processed and customized a large number of tents for the Red Cross, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and China Road and Bridge Corporation, and also supplies to Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, handling logistics, customs clearance, and technical support.
When selecting a family emergency disaster relief tent, first check the implementation standards, fabric, and storage capacity. For bulk purchases and foreign trade clients, then check the qualifications and delivery time. Pengcheng Outdoor's disaster relief tents have long participated in government procurement bidding; specific models and prices will be confirmed separately based on the usage scenario.
