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I. Project Name: South Africa - Safari Camp Hotel
II. Project Address: Safari Camp Hotel, Limpopo, South Africa
III. Project Product: Tent House PC Series
IV. Project Highlights:
1. Situated on a small hill, it offers a panoramic view of the wild Makalali Game Reserve and the distant Drakensberg Mountains, embodying the primitive safari style. Each accommodation suite provides a nostalgic yet modern experience. These suites are inspired by the hunting tents of bygone eras, but modern materials and technologies are adopted to ensure comfort and functionality. The spacious interior space, elegant decoration, and the layout that can accommodate two guests all enable customers to enjoy a luxurious and comfortable accommodation environment. The high-performance stretched film, heat insulation cover, inner ceiling and technical canvas enclosure not only provide excellent heat insulation effect, but also ensure the stability and comfort of the indoor environment, allowing customers to enjoy the warmth and tranquility like at home even in the wild. The unique design of the main area and the roof membrane structure is not only visually impressive, but also functionally harmonious with the natural environment. Considering that the site is located on a hill, the design of the tent house fully takes into account practical needs such as easy movement, rainwater diversion, shading and withstanding wind loads, which provides customers with an aesthetically pleasing and practical social and leisure space. Customers can enjoy the natural beauty here and experience a lifestyle of harmonious coexistence with nature at the same time. The consideration for the environment during the design and construction process of the project also reflects the investors' commitment to social responsibility and sustainable development.
2. Low investment, high return, quick installation and convenient mobility;
3. With a service life of up to 10 years;
4. Convenient installation and integrated assembly;
5. Worry-free after-sales service, available.
