Geodomes, also known as geodesic domes, are architectural structures characterized by a framework of interconnected triangles forming a spherical or partial-spherical shape. These structures are based on the geodesic principles pioneered by architect and engineer Buckminster Fuller. Geodomes offer exceptional structural strength and stability due to their unique geometry, distributing loads efficiently across the framework. They are versatile and can be used for various purposes, including hotels, chalets, restaurants, cafes, and even event halls…etc. Geodomes are celebrated for their aesthetic appeal, energy efficiency, and ability to provide large, open interior spaces with minimal materials.
Timber Pine thermally treated Wood Beams connected with Double-sided 2mm thick Stainless steel connection plates. Statically studied to bear 140 km per hour wind speed and 102 kg/m² snow load.
The substantial thickness of the wooden structure offers the unique advantage of creating a void suitable for incorporating heat insulation without compromising the smoothness and consistency of the internal surfaces. In addition to the ability to accommodate double glazing without altering its core structure.
The steel structure of the glamping dome is characterized by its lightweight design and quick installation. Statically studied to bear 140 km per hour wind speed and 102 kg/m² snow load.
Additionally, it is an economical solution that reduces costs without compromising on durability and strength.
MEHLER 800-850 g/m² polyester coated PVC with transparent PVC parts.
4 to 6 mm thick composite panels
Floor Area: 27 m²
Diameter: 6 m
Height: 3.5 m
Floor Area: 36 m²
Diameter: 7 m
Height: 4.1 m
Floor Area: 47 m²
Diameter: 8 m
Height: 4.7 m
Floor Area: 77 m²
Diameter: 10 m
Height: 5 m
Floor Area: 103 m²
Diameter: 12 m
Height: 5.2 m