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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide tent systems for wildfire incidents?
Tent Systems (Type 1–4) & Large Frame Tents
Yes.
KDT provides tent systems, Type 1 through Type 4, and large frame tents and clearspan structures: fully enclosed, insulated, floored, lit, powered and heated or cooled, delivered and set up on your incident.
Typical configuration
- Type 1 tent system
- 1,001–1,300 sq ft (example 23 × 60 ft), 10+ outlets
- Type 2 tent system
- 701–1,000 sq ft (example 23 × 42 ft), 10+ outlets
- Type 3 tent system
- 501–700 sq ft (example 19 × 35 ft), 8+ outlets
- Type 4 tent system
- 200–500 sq ft (example 20 × 20 ft or 20 ft octagon), 6+ outlets
- Climate
- Heat and AC holding 65–80°F with doors closed; evaporative coolers not allowed
- Power
- Generator and distribution included; quiet-type generator, 68 dBA at 50 ft
- Setup
- Fully operable within 12 hours of arrival at the incident
- Frame tents & clearspans
- Larger structures for hurricane, spill and hazmat camps; clearspans reach 100 ft or more wide
On a wildfire, KDT supplies tents as complete Tent Systems, typed by floor area: Type 1 is 1,001–1,300 sq ft (for example 23 × 60 ft), Type 2 is 701–1,000 sq ft (23 × 42 ft), Type 3 is 501–700 sq ft (19 × 35 ft) and Type 4 is 200–500 sq ft (20 × 20 ft or a 20 ft octagon). It's used as multi-use space: offices, meeting rooms, storage for supplies, electronics and food, personnel accommodation and first aid or medical space.
A tent system is a complete package: a freestanding frame with no center poles, insulated walls and ceiling, water-resistant flooring, doors, lighting, GFCI-protected outlets, heating and air conditioning, and the generator and power distribution to run it all. KDT delivers it, sets it up and has it fully operable within 12 hours of arrival, then maintains the power and climate systems for the length of the order.
For hurricane, spill and hazmat camps, KDT also supplies larger frame tents and clearspan structures for dining, warehouses and staging, with anchoring for the ground (stakes in soil, ballast on pavement), sidewalls, flooring, lighting, power and HVAC. KDT tents cover dining, offices, briefings, storage and sleeping.
Available as
- Tent systems, Type 1, 2, 3 and 4
- Vestibule connectors, screen walls and divider walls for tent systems
- Large frame tents for dining and briefing on hurricane, spill and hazmat camps
- Clearspan structures for warehouses and staging
- Hard-wall and insulated structures for long-duration or winter use
What's included
- Site check and tent sizing from your layout
- Delivery, setup and anchoring or ballasting
- Insulation, flooring, doors, lighting and outlets
- Generator, power distribution and climate control
- Maintenance of the power and climate systems while under hire
- Teardown and haul-off at demob
Where it's used
- Offices and meeting rooms at the ICP
- Supply, electronics and food storage
- Personnel accommodation and first aid or medical space
- Dining and briefing tents on hurricane, spill and hazmat camps
- Warehouse and staging cover
- Points of distribution and mass feeding sites
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide tent systems for wildfire incidents?
Yes. We supply Type 1 to Type 4 tent systems as the complete package the standard calls for: insulated, floored, lit, powered, heated and cooled, set up and fully operable within 12 hours of arrival.
What are Type 1, 2, 3 and 4 tent systems?
They're typed by floor area: Type 1 is 1,001–1,300 sq ft, Type 2 is 701–1,000 sq ft, Type 3 is 501–700 sq ft and Type 4 is 200–500 sq ft. The exact dimensions can vary as long as the space falls in the range.
Does KDT provide large frame tents and clearspan structures?
Yes. For hurricane, spill and hazmat camps we supply frame tents and clearspans for dining, warehouses and staging, and install, anchor, light, heat or cool them and take them down at demob.
Can the tent go on pavement or a parking lot?
Yes. On hard surfaces we use ballast instead of stakes, so there's no drilling into the lot.
Is heating and cooling included in a tent system?
Yes. A tent system includes heat and air conditioning able to hold 65–80°F with the doors closed, and the generator to run it. Evaporative coolers aren't allowed.
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.