mobil:assemblies:structures:arc
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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.
- Type: Structure
- Status: In use
- Primary function: arch / passage / shade
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 | . (to define) |
| People needed | . (to define) |
| 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) |
- Connector nodes: 28 (each = 2x T + 1x X)
- Tubes total: 75 - tube length: 116,78 m
- Tube weight: 95,1 kg - connector weight: 30,0 kg - total: 125,0 kg
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.
- Lay out the contour. Set connectors flat on the ground in the arch profile.
- Connect with tubes. Join the nodes.
- Build up. Add all vertical and diagonal tubes, with connectors on top.
- Close the top surface. Cap with connectors.
- Tilt 90. Stand the arch upright on its hinge.
- Add panels to the bases.
Each step maps to a stage in the viewer above.
5. Safety & correct use
Build safety
- Pinch points at every connector - keep fingers clear when seating joints.
- Don't hammer pins with the frame unsupported; seat the joint by hand first.
- Tilting the span upright needs enough hands - never lift it short-handed.
Use & load limits
- Max vertical load (stage/roof): . kg (to define / test)
- Do not climb the frame unless rated and ballasted.
- Wind: above . km/h, remove banners/roof and ballast or take down. (define - sail-bearing span)
- Never leave a tall configuration up unattended in changing weather.
Ballast / anchoring
- Footprint anchoring with water weights at the base corners for any raised or sail-bearing configuration.
- Ropes to fixed points where available.
- Minimum ballast: . kg per corner (define per configuration).
6. Takedown & storage
- Remove add-ons and ballast first.
- Tilt the frame back down flat before breaking joints.
- Pull top pins, lift off the top surface.
- Pull verticals and diagonals.
- Break the base. Nodes can stay assembled for next time, or break to flat-pack.
- Packs into: normal bike trailer (tubes + euroboxes for connectors).
- Store dry. Check pins aren't bent before repacking.
7. Compatible add-ons
8. Media & credits
- Photos - Drawings - Exploded diagram
- Linked: Connector (the core joint)
Designed by . - Year . - Iteration . - Last updated: .
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