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Frame tents are supported by an aluminum interior framework and do not require the tension of ropes and stakes. Frame tents are perfect for concrete and asphalt installations or where driving stakes into the ground is not an option. Fabric liners and leg drapes can be installed on frame tents to create a beautiful interior that is perfect for weddings and elegant events. Frame tents can be joined together with rain gutters to create a custom grouping of tents that can fill any space. Frame tents come in 6', 9', 10', 15', 20', 30', 40', and 50' widths in both white and clear tops. Water barrels, instead of stakes, can be used to secure the frame tents when needed.

Pole tents are the traditional peaked tents. They utilize center poles which support the main weight of the tent. Ropes or ratchet straps are placed around the perimeter and secured with stakes to create tension and to pull the tent into shape. The tent design between center poles is typically straight with some "swoop" between the tent peaks. Pole tents come in 20', 30', 40' and 60' widths. These tents must be staked and are best suited for grass applications. They can be installed on asphalt, but holes must be drilled into the asphalt.

Pole tents are the traditional peaked tents. They utilize center poles which support the main weight of the tent. Ropes or ratchet straps are placed around the perimeter and secured with stakes to create tension and to pull the tent into shape. The tent design between center poles is typically straight with some "swoop" between the tent peaks. Pole tents come in 20', 30', 40' and 60' widths. These tents must be staked and are best suited for grass applications. They can be installed on asphalt, but holes must be drilled into the asphalt.

Marquee tents are typically used as a walk way entrance tent and are priced in 6x10' and 9'x10' sections.