A flat site
Concrete slab, metal mesh or wooden platform: the base must be level and the dome firmly anchored to the ground.
Assembly and installation
Because a video is clearer than words.
A simple, step-by-step guide. Allow two full days with four people, or four days with two, if your site is ready on delivery.
Assembly on video
The assembly, filmed from start to finish.
Preparing the installation
Six to eight weeks to prepare the site.
That is the lead time between your order and delivery — enough to level the ground, start the paperwork and arrange insurance.
Good ground insulation
This is crucial for comfort and for any commercial activity later carried out inside the dome.
Planning procedures
A prior declaration below 20 m², a building permit above. Allow up to three months for approval, depending on the local authority.
Insurance
Remember to insure your dome and the activity you run inside it before bringing it into service.
Ground fixings
Three fixing methods depending on your ground.
Wooden floors
The dome is screwed directly onto the platform or wooden floor, with fixing plates spread across the whole base.
Grass or sand
Anchors driven into the ground hold the structure on natural terrain, with no slab needed.
Concrete or cement
Expansion bolts fix the base to the existing slab, for a permanent installation.
A composite decking made of panels is a quick alternative to a concrete slab: it sits on adjustable pedestals and can be dismantled. Discover the composite decking →
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