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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide sleeping tents and crew shelters?
Sleeping Tents & Crew Shelters
Yes.
KDT provides sleeping tents and crew shelters, from small personal tents to 20-person crew shelters, delivered and set up with cots, flooring, lighting and heating or cooling as needed.
Typical configuration
- Personal tents
- 2–4 person dome tents, typical for individual sleeping
- Crew shelters
- Modular shelters sleeping about 8–20 on cots, e.g. 20 × 32 ft class
- Construction
- Aluminum or steel frame, water-resistant, flame-retardant fabric
- Floor
- Integrated floor, ground cloth or interlocking tent flooring
- Climate
- Optional heater or AC ducting through the end wall
- Power
- Optional lighting and charging outlets fed from camp distribution
Not every camp gets sleeping trailers. Hurricane, spill and security camps often use larger crew shelters that hold a whole team under one roof with cots in rows, and some sites have room for nothing but tents.
KDT supplies both small and large. Small 2–4 person tents for individual sleeping areas, and modular crew shelters that sleep about 8–20 on cots, with floors, lights and heating or cooling. We set them up in a planned sleeping area away from generators, traffic and the kitchen, with lighted walkways to restrooms.
We keep them in good order through the incident, repair or replace damaged tents after weather, and take them down at demob.
Available as
- Personal 2–4 person tents
- Crew shelters for 8–20 people
- Heated or air-conditioned crew shelters
- Quiet-area sleeping for night-shift personnel
What's included
- Sleeping area layout away from noise and traffic
- Delivery and setup
- Cots, bedding and flooring as ordered
- Lighting, power and climate control as ordered
- Repairs and replacement after weather
- Teardown and pickup at demob
Where it's used
- Hurricane and flood responder camps
- Oil spill worker camps
- Security and contracting sites
- Night-shift quiet sleeping areas
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide sleeping tents and crew shelters?
Yes. We supply personal tents and larger crew shelters for incident camps, set them up with cots and flooring, and maintain and remove them.
Should I order sleeping tents or sleeping trailers?
Trailers are quieter, climate controlled and better for long incidents or extreme weather. Tents go up faster, fit rough sites, and cost less to move. Many camps use both.
Can crew shelters be heated?
Yes. We use indirect-fired heaters ducted in from outside, so there's no combustion inside the sleeping space.
Do you supply the cots and sleeping bags too?
Yes. Cots, pads, sleeping bags and pillows can be added to any tent order.
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.