Ezy shelter portable inflatable shelters and workshops


The Ezyshelter 6050 is here at last. The test drive of this portable, profit-making centre is Lee Kynaston, owner of Eco Sodablast, a company that does on-site cleaning of anything from graffiti to boat antifouling. It’s a remarkable inflatable shelter that has a huge internal space, and clean and business-like lines.
As a portable inflatable shelter for a savvy operator of remote or site services,
there is nothing quite like it on the market. The designers have put a lot of thought into how one person can erect this by remote inflation and then easily pack it away.
The cavernous internal space is well illuminated and the long side windows are positioned at just the right height to offer privacy and a high level of direct light. While the view of the blue sky makes it feel even more airy than it is.
Optional extras include clear doors for even greater internal light as well as an easy loading trolley that makes packing onto a ute or van a simple, no-strength operation.
It is ideally suited as a shelter for a soda/sand blasting setup, field workshop, car-cleaning business or for any onsite operations that require a clean controlled environment. One satisfied operator - a pipeline contractor, is using a modified version as an inflatable welding shelter for joining water pipes in.

The design looks smart and practical and in our opinion is the finest frame structure inflatable shelter on the market today.

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