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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide cots and bedding for incident camps?
Cots, Sleeping Bags & Bedding
Yes.
KDT provides cots, sleeping pads, sleeping bags, pillows and bedding for incident camps and shelters, delivered in bulk and set up to your layout.
Typical configuration
- Cots
- Folding steel or aluminum frame, about 75–80 in long, rated about 250–300+ lb
- Pads
- Foam or self-inflating pads, about 1–3 in
- Sleeping bags
- Rated about 0–40°F depending on season and location
- Shelter cots
- Wider bariatric cots rated about 450–600 lb for evacuation shelters
- Shelter kits
- Pillow, blanket, sheet set and towel kits for shelters
- Spacing
- Shelter planning commonly about 40–60 sq ft per person
Responders who don't sleep don't work safely. A cot off the ground with a pad, a warm bag and a pillow is the baseline for a crew tent or a gym-floor shelter. Hurricane shelters need the same thing for evacuees, often hundreds at once.
KDT supplies cots and sleeping bags in bulk on any incident: federal wildfires ordering beyond the National Fire Equipment System (NFES) interagency cache, and state, local and non-federal incidents with no cache to draw from.
We deliver in bulk and set cots up in rows to your layout, with aisle spacing for egress. For hurricane shelters and long responses we can add bariatric cots, linen kits and linen exchange. We collect everything at demob, or leave it with the shelter or agency if that's the order.
Available as
- Standard folding cots
- Sleeping bags for warm or cold seasons
- Pads and pillows
- Heavy-duty and bariatric cots for shelters
- Linen kits and linen exchange for shelters and long responses
What's included
- Bulk delivery
- Setup to your layout with egress aisles
- Restocking as headcount grows
- Collection at demob
Where it's used
- Crew tents and tent system sleeping areas
- Emergency shelters for evacuees
- Responder camps after hurricanes and floods
- Security and contracting sites
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide cots and bedding for incident camps?
Yes. We supply cots, pads, sleeping bags and pillows in bulk, set them up, and collect them at demob.
Can KDT supply cots and sleeping bags for a wildfire camp?
Yes. KDT delivers cots and sleeping bags in bulk to federal fires ordering from a vendor, and to state, local and non-federal incidents.
How much space do cots need in a shelter?
Shelter planning commonly uses about 40–60 sq ft per person, with clear aisles to exits. We lay out cots to the space and the fire code.
Do you have bariatric or accessible cots for shelters?
Yes. We supply wider heavy-duty cots for shelters, and can set up accessible sleeping areas near restrooms for people with mobility needs.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.