Approximately how big of an area do you need to set up the expandable bicon shelter system?

The expandable bicon shelter system is designed to provide a flexible, temporary living or operational space, and it typically requires a substantial area for setup to ensure that it can accommodate the shelter's dimensions, as well as any ancillary equipment or operations. The choice of a 90x60 area is based on the space needed to not only house the shelter itself but also to allow for the movement of personnel and equipment around it.

A footprint of 90x60 feet allows for adequate access and operational functionality, ensuring that the system is both effective and safe for use. This area can encompass not just the shelter but also space for potential ventilation requirements, utility connections, and any exterior setups that may accompany the shelter operation. This makes it the most suitable choice, as the other options may not provide the optimal area needed for effective operation and accessibility of the expandable bicon shelter system.