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F I N D I N G Y O U R R I G H T T E N T
Frame Tents
Pole Tents
Festival/High Peak Tents
This style is referred to as a frame tent because the
structure of the tent is a free standing frame often made
out of anodized aluminum. These tents are simple in
design, yet weighted down which allow them to withstand
high winds. Frame tents have no center poles and can be
placed on virtually any surface secured by either stakes or
barrels/blocks..
Pole tents have some number of center poles, as well as
poles around the perimeter; these tents are supported by
those center and side poles through pulled tension from
poles to stakes. Pole tents typically require more space
than frame tents, due to the fact that the stakes that help
hold them up must be placed further away from the
perimeter of the tent than the staking distance frame tents
typically need.
Although in the technical category of frame tent, these
tents are basically a frame tent/ Pole Tent Hybrid. It takes
the aluminum framework of a frame tent with a suspended
pole atop two cross cables to create a high peaked ceiling.
Like a frame tent, it can be set up on any terrain, so you
don’t have to be too choosy when it comes to your venue.
Once you know what sizes your limited to, its time to decide on what style tent
will use? There are 3 main types we offer. Each having their own unique
qualities. You can read about each one below.
STEP 2: Choose your Style
STEP 1: Measure
First things first, how much space is available at your location/venue? Measure
the entire workable area of the space. So that way you know your limitations
The appropriate sized tent is one of the most important questions that needs
answered, but how do you know what size you would need. To better help
ensure you have the adequate size tent for your event, we’ve included this guide.
Just follow these basic steps and then refer to tent size chart on the next page to
calculate the right size you will need.