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Arc

assembly structure shelter

A tube-and-connector arch — a passage, a gateway, or shade across a span. Built flat from the 1,33 m module, then tilted upright.

1. At a glance

Specification Value
Footprint 7,98 x 1,33 m
Height 3,99 m
Volume 42,29 m3
Total weight 125,0 kg
Assembly time 1h
People needed 2
Tools Hammer (optional, for pins)

2. 3D model & steps

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3. Parts (bill of materials)

Everything you need to build one arc. All tubes diameter 50 x 2 mm wall. Click a part for specs and handling.

Part Qty Spec
Straight tube 44 1329,4 mm
Diagonal tube (45) 31 1880,1 mm
T-connector 56 2 per connector node
X-connector 28 1 per connector node
Locking pin . 1 per tube-connector joint
Panel 8 1329,4 x 1329,4 mm (panel type to confirm)

Source: MoBil builder. Locking-pin count and panel type to confirm.

4. Assembly

The arc is built flat as the profile of the arch, then tilted upright. Each node = the connector assembly (2x T + 1x X), joined by tubes.

  1. Lay out the contour. Set connectors flat on the ground in the arch profile.
  2. Connect with tubes. Join the nodes.
  3. Build up. Add all vertical and diagonal tubes, with connectors on top.
  4. Close the top surface. Cap with connectors.
  5. Tilt 90. Stand the arch upright on its hinge.
  6. Add panels to the bases.

Each step maps to a stage in the viewer above.

5. Safety & correct use

Build safety

Use & load limits

Ballast / anchoring

6. Takedown & storage

  1. Remove add-ons and ballast first.
  2. Tilt the frame back down flat before breaking joints.
  3. Pull top pins, lift off the top surface.
  4. Pull verticals and diagonals.
  5. Break the base. Nodes can stay assembled for next time, or break to flat-pack.

7. Compatible add-ons

What this arc accepts:

8. Media & credits

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