Hexa Dome · Rigid polycarbonate
Outdoor dining domes
Hexa Dome — rigid polycarbonate domes.
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Hexa Dome — rigid polycarbonate domes.
A rigid geodesic frame with transparent polycarbonate panels creates a setting for exhibitions, showrooms, restaurants, hotels and terraces. Hexa Dome is available in the published diameters of 3, 3.5, 4 and 5 m, for seasonal or longer installations subject to a site study.
Configurations
| System | Hexa Dome, rigid geodesic frame |
|---|---|
| Panels | Transparent polycarbonate |
| Diameters | Ø 3 / 3.5 / 4 / 5 m |
| Use | Seasonal or longer installation, subject to site study |
| International projects | Supply and installation scope agreed case by case |
Applications
Designed around
your project.
Exhibitions and showrooms · Outdoor dining · Restaurants · Hotel terraces · Rooftops · Seasonal hospitality
From brief to installation
A complete workshop approach.
A rigid geodesic frame supports transparent polycarbonate panels. Assembly, transport and site integration are studied for the proposed duration. International supply and installation arrangements are considered case by case, from the Paris workshop.
Fit the dome to its setting
Shading or partial screening, lighting and interior equipment are studied for the intended use and thermal comfort. Weather resistance and watertightness depend on the configuration and installation. The project owner must check the authorisations and venue requirements applicable to the site.
Restaurant and terrace configurations
Select the diameter around tables, seating, circulation and the available terrace footprint. Access, floor, lighting and interior arrangements are specified during the project study. A rooftop installation also needs a clear delivery and assembly plan.
Winter dining at The Peninsula Paris
The Peninsula Paris rooftop project shows Hexa Dome structures arranged for private hospitality with views towards the Eiffel Tower. It is a reference for this rigid technology. Comfort arrangements and seasonal operation remain specific to the venue.
Prepare the site study
Send plans, photographs, location, dates, intended duration and guest capacity. The configuration, weather exposure, assembly conditions and applicable venue requirements must be assessed before a proposal can be confirmed. Thermal comfort and any equipment are defined for the project.