make a model https://shelter-systems.com/modle.html
put up your dome
lay down with your head in the center of the dome
look up and see that 3 shapes that make the dome
use a tape measure; copy these shapes to a large sheet of paper or fabric
be sure to measure the diagonals of the 3 shapes
copy patterns to fabric
sew and hang (grip clips can help with the hanging)
realize that fabric stretches on the diagonal; this can distort your finished liner
call me if you have questions 650 323 6202
Sincerely,
Bob Gillis
On Mar 24, 2011, at 1:14 PM, Eleanor Hamner wrote:
Dear Jens,
Thanks for the neat photos! May we use them on our website?
I will let Bob answer your questions about the liner.
Best, Eleanor
On Mar 24, 2011
Dera Eleanor and Bob,
A couple of years ago, I bought several domes and had them shipped to Denmark. We have used them in performances and I am currently re-building one, to use as an interactive modern-dance installation (see pictures). I am using an 18′ dome.
For this, I am sewing a black inner-tent and I was wondering if you would mind sending me information on which angles go where, when making an inner tent. I have measured and calculated, but I just want to be 100% sure before doing anything more. So if you have specific plans for making an inner tent, and you wouldn’t mind sharing them, it would be great. I will, of course, on no account show these plans to anyone or in any other way distribute them. I will gladly sign a contract to ensure you of that, if it is necessary.
I would be very grateful for your help.
Thank you.
Jens