Frame Tents

Product Features and Specifications:

Tops Catenary (arched) designed tension valance with fitted corners is fastened and secured at the end of each catenary, resulting in a tighter top and faster installation. Custom tailored corners provide a clean, sharp image. Curtain rope is standard for adding sidewalls.

Frames 2" OD one-piece aluminum tubing with 2-1/4" anodized aluminum brackets. Bracing is an integral part of the bracket for added strength. Snap button design makes for fast, easy trouble-free installation.

Storage Heavy-duty canvas tent bag.

Adjustable legs up to 8' or 10'. Vertical or Horizontal Stripes.

Top Includes

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl
• 1" Cam Buckle Web Strap for Tensioning Top
• Curtain rope
• Tent Top Bag

Frame Package

• 2" OD 1pc. Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• 2-1/4" OD Heavy Gauge Aluminum Welded Brackets
• 7' (1 pc.) Legs
• Ropes and Stakes (at corners only)

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FEATURES
Tops The easy-to-clean high gloss vinyl and custom-tailored corners provide that clean, sharp image for those upscale events. Replaceable curtain ropes built into top. Delrin or stainless steel release buckles provide quick, easy fastening and helps prevent rust stains.

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FEATURES The easy-to-clean high gloss vinyl and custom-tailored corners provide that clean, sharp image for upscale events. Corrosion-resistant hardware prevents rust stains. Heat-sealed reinforced buckle band around perimeter reduces the stress loads during long term installations.

Frames Frame package features 2" OD anodized aluminum for greater strength. Optional, easy to install bracing packages provide strength and stability for long term rentals. Plated steel brackets eliminate paint and rust stains from transferring onto top. Snap button system provides quick, easy installation.

 No tools required. Easy set up and take down. Versatility for multiple size tents.

Top Package

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl Top
• Curtain rope
• Stainless Steel Clasp System
• Rain Flap (D-Ring & Snap or Velcro)
• Tent Top Bag
• Optional Loop & Grommet System (Fiesta Compatible)

Frame Package

• 2" OD x 1.25" Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• Hip Pole Bracing (30' wide only)
• Leg Bracing & Roof Rafter Bracing
• Ropes, Snaps & Stakes

Product Specifications (Specifications may change due to continuous product development)

Safety Information:

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! Before installing a tent of any kind, locate and clearly mark any underground and overhead utilities. For information of your state's utility one-call numbers, click here: State-by-State Utility One-Call Numbers.
Tents and temporary shelters are used for a variety of outdoor activities and events, including parties, weddings, retail sales and exhibits. Tents are a frequently rented item. Tents range in size from small portable canoopies to large pole and frame tents covering hundreds of square feet.
Collapse of an improperly erected tent can spoil an event and may result in property damage and serious personal injury. Tent safety depends on correctly installing the tent and then taking the necessary steps to ensure it is used in a safe manner.
As tents have increased in popularity as rented items for a variety of functions, tent safety has is an increasing concern because of an increasing frequency and severity of accidents. Tent safety is threatened by improper:

• Installation
• Weather
• Slips, trips and falls.

Large Tents
If your special event includes a rented tent, please follow these safety steps to help ensure that it is a safe and successful event.

• Safe tent installation begins with a properly trained staff. With the exception of small, canopies/pop-up tents, a properly trained tent installation staff is necessary to successfuly install a tent. DO NOT attempt to install a tent yourself. Your local rental company is the expert.
• Once the rental company has installed the tent, DO NOT modify the poles or stakes in any way.
• DO NOT attach anything to the tent or structure in such a way that it reduces the structural integrity or creates an additional hazard (e.g. - barriers with guard rails, shopping carts, product clothes lines, display panels or lights.
• BE AWARE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER. If your rented tent is not designed to function as a shelter and severe weather occurs, evacute the tent immediately.
• Use caution with the items used in the tent. For example, do not attempt to use a heating device in the tent that is not approved. Again, consult your local rental dealer for proper heating, cooling and electrical devices appropriate for use in a tent.
• DO NOT use any electrical devices that are not wired with a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device. GFIs are designed to limit the risk of electrical shock.

  DO NOT use gasoline equipment or store fuel containers inside any tent.

I,_____________________________________________________________________________,

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FEATURES
Tops Catenary (arched) designed tension valance with fitted corners is fastened and secured at the end of each catenary, resulting in a tighter top and faster installation. Custom tailored corners provide a clean, sharp image. Curtain rope is standard for adding sidewalls.

Frames 2" OD one-piece aluminum tubing with 2-1/4" anodized aluminum brackets. Bracing is an integral part of the bracket for added strength. Snap button design makes for fast, easy trouble-free installation.

Adjustable legs up to 8' or 10'.
Vertical or Horizontal Stripes.

Top Includes

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl
• 1" Cam Buckle Web Strap for Tensioning Top
• Curtain rope
• Tent Top Bag

Frame Package

• 2" OD 1pc. Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• 2-1/4" OD Heavy Gauge Aluminum Welded Brackets
• 7' (1 pc.) Legs
• Ropes and Stakes (at corners only)

Product Specifications (Specifications may change due to continuous product development)

Safety Information:

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! Before installing a tent of any kind, locate and clearly mark any underground and overhead utilities. For information of your state's utility one-call numbers, click here: State-by-State Utility One-Call Numbers.
Tents and temporary shelters are used for a variety of outdoor activities and events, including parties, weddings, retail sales and exhibits. Tents are a frequently rented item. Tents range in size from small portable canoopies to large pole and frame tents covering hundreds of square feet.
Collapse of an improperly erected tent can spoil an event and may result in property damage and serious personal injury. Tent safety depends on correctly installing the tent and then taking the necessary steps to ensure it is used in a safe manner.
As tents have increased in popularity as rented items for a variety of functions, tent safety has is an increasing concern because of an increasing frequency and severity of accidents. Tent safety is threatened by improper:

• Installation
• Weather
• Slips, trips and falls.

Large Tents
If your special event includes a rented tent, please follow these safety steps to help ensure that it is a safe and successful event.

• Safe tent installation begins with a properly trained staff. With the exception of small, canopies/pop-up tents, a properly trained tent installation staff is necessary to successfuly install a tent. DO NOT attempt to install a tent yourself. Your local rental company is the expert.
• Once the rental company has installed the tent, DO NOT modify the poles or stakes in any way.
• DO NOT attach anything to the tent or structure in such a way that it reduces the structural integrity or creates an additional hazard (e.g. - barriers with guard rails, shopping carts, product clothes lines, display panels or lights.
• BE AWARE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER. If your rented tent is not designed to function as a shelter and severe weather occurs, evacute the tent immediately.
• Use caution with the items used in the tent. For example, do not attempt to use a heating device in the tent that is not approved. Again, consult your local rental dealer for proper heating, cooling and electrical devices appropriate for use in a tent.
• DO NOT use any electrical devices that are not wired with a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device. GFIs are designed to limit the risk of electrical shock.

  DO NOT use gasoline equipment or store fuel containers inside any tent.

I,_____________________________________________________________________________,

Sign Here

(______________________________________________________________________________)

Print Name Here

Date:____________/________________/________________


I Have Read the Above Instructions and Agree That They Will Be Followed carefully. I Also, Agree That The Equipment Will be Used at My Own Risk and Agree to Indemnify All Claims for Damages and Liabilities Resulting From Its Use.

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FEATURES
Tops Catenary (arched) designed tension valance with fitted corners is fastened and secured at the end of each catenary, resulting in a tighter top and faster installation. Custom tailored corners provide a clean, sharp image. Curtain rope is standard for adding sidewalls.

Frames 2" OD one-piece aluminum tubing with 2-1/4" anodized aluminum brackets. Bracing is an integral part of the bracket for added strength. Snap button design makes for fast, easy trouble-free installation.

Adjustable legs up to 8' or 10'.
Vertical or Horizontal Stripes.

Top Includes

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl
• 1" Cam Buckle Web Strap for Tensioning Top
• Curtain rope
• Tent Top Bag

Frame Package

• 2" OD 1pc. Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• 2-1/4" OD Heavy Gauge Aluminum Welded Brackets
• 7' (1 pc.) Legs
• Ropes and Stakes (at corners only)

Product Specifications: (Specifications may change due to continuous product development)

Safety Information:

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! Before installing a tent of any kind, locate and clearly mark any underground and overhead utilities. For information of your state's utility one-call numbers, click here: State-by-State Utility One-Call Numbers.
Tents and temporary shelters are used for a variety of outdoor activities and events, including parties, weddings, retail sales and exhibits. Tents are a frequently rented item. Tents range in size from small portable canoopies to large pole and frame tents covering hundreds of square feet.
Collapse of an improperly erected tent can spoil an event and may result in property damage and serious personal injury. Tent safety depends on correctly installing the tent and then taking the necessary steps to ensure it is used in a safe manner.
As tents have increased in popularity as rented items for a variety of functions, tent safety has is an increasing concern because of an increasing frequency and severity of accidents. Tent safety is threatened by improper:

• Installation
• Weather
• Slips, trips and falls.

Large Tents
If your special event includes a rented tent, please follow these safety steps to help ensure that it is a safe and successful event.

• Safe tent installation begins with a properly trained staff. With the exception of small, canopies/pop-up tents, a properly trained tent installation staff is necessary to successfuly install a tent. DO NOT attempt to install a tent yourself. Your local rental company is the expert.
• Once the rental company has installed the tent, DO NOT modify the poles or stakes in any way.
• DO NOT attach anything to the tent or structure in such a way that it reduces the structural integrity or creates an additional hazard (e.g. - barriers with guard rails, shopping carts, product clothes lines, display panels or lights.
• BE AWARE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER. If your rented tent is not designed to function as a shelter and severe weather occurs, evacute the tent immediately.
• Use caution with the items used in the tent. For example, do not attempt to use a heating device in the tent that is not approved. Again, consult your local rental dealer for proper heating, cooling and electrical devices appropriate for use in a tent.
• DO NOT use any electrical devices that are not wired with a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device. GFIs are designed to limit the risk of electrical shock.

  DO NOT use gasoline equipment or store fuel containers inside any tent.

I,_____________________________________________________________________________,

Sign Here

(______________________________________________________________________________)

Print Name Here

Date:____________/________________/________________


I Have Read the Above Instructions and Agree That They Will Be Followed carefully. I Also, Agree That The Equipment Will be Used at My Own Risk and Agree to Indemnify All Claims for Damages and Liabilities Resulting From Its Use.

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FEATURES
Tops Catenary (arched) designed tension valance with fitted corners is fastened and secured at the end of each catenary, resulting in a tighter top and faster installation. Custom tailored corners provide a clean, sharp image. Curtain rope is standard for adding sidewalls.

Frames 2" OD one-piece aluminum tubing with 2-1/4" anodized aluminum brackets. Bracing is an integral part of the bracket for added strength. Snap button design makes for fast, easy trouble-free installation.

Adjustable legs up to 8' or 10'.
Vertical or Horizontal Stripes.

Top Includes

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl
• 1" Cam Buckle Web Strap for Tensioning Top
• Curtain rope
• Tent Top Bag

Frame Package

• 2" OD 1pc. Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• 2-1/4" OD Heavy Gauge Aluminum Welded Brackets
• 7' (1 pc.) Legs
• Ropes and Stakes (at corners only)

Product Specifications: (Specifications may change due to continuous product development)

Safety Information:

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! Before installing a tent of any kind, locate and clearly mark any underground and overhead utilities. For information of your state's utility one-call numbers, click here: State-by-State Utility One-Call Numbers.
Tents and temporary shelters are used for a variety of outdoor activities and events, including parties, weddings, retail sales and exhibits. Tents are a frequently rented item. Tents range in size from small portable canoopies to large pole and frame tents covering hundreds of square feet.
Collapse of an improperly erected tent can spoil an event and may result in property damage and serious personal injury. Tent safety depends on correctly installing the tent and then taking the necessary steps to ensure it is used in a safe manner.
As tents have increased in popularity as rented items for a variety of functions, tent safety has is an increasing concern because of an increasing frequency and severity of accidents. Tent safety is threatened by improper:

• Installation
• Weather
• Slips, trips and falls.

Large Tents
If your special event includes a rented tent, please follow these safety steps to help ensure that it is a safe and successful event.

• Safe tent installation begins with a properly trained staff. With the exception of small, canopies/pop-up tents, a properly trained tent installation staff is necessary to successfuly install a tent. DO NOT attempt to install a tent yourself. Your local rental company is the expert.
• Once the rental company has installed the tent, DO NOT modify the poles or stakes in any way.
• DO NOT attach anything to the tent or structure in such a way that it reduces the structural integrity or creates an additional hazard (e.g. - barriers with guard rails, shopping carts, product clothes lines, display panels or lights.
• BE AWARE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER. If your rented tent is not designed to function as a shelter and severe weather occurs, evacute the tent immediately.
• Use caution with the items used in the tent. For example, do not attempt to use a heating device in the tent that is not approved. Again, consult your local rental dealer for proper heating, cooling and electrical devices appropriate for use in a tent.
• DO NOT use any electrical devices that are not wired with a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device. GFIs are designed to limit the risk of electrical shock.

  DO NOT use gasoline equipment or store fuel containers inside any tent.

I,_____________________________________________________________________________,

Sign Here

(______________________________________________________________________________)

Print Name Here

Date:____________/________________/________________


I Have Read the Above Instructions and Agree That They Will Be Followed carefully. I Also, Agree That The Equipment Will be Used at My Own Risk and Agree to Indemnify All Claims for Damages and Liabilities Resulting From Its Use.

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FEATURES
Tops Catenary (arched) designed tension valance with fitted corners is fastened and secured at the end of each catenary, resulting in a tighter top and faster installation. Custom tailored corners provide a clean, sharp image. Curtain rope is standard for adding sidewalls.

Frames 2" OD one-piece aluminum tubing with 2-1/4" anodized aluminum brackets. Bracing is an integral part of the bracket for added strength. Snap button design makes for fast, easy trouble-free installation.

Adjustable legs up to 8' or 10'.
Vertical or Horizontal Stripes.

Top Includes

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl
• 1" Cam Buckle Web Strap for Tensioning Top
• Curtain rope
• Tent Top Bag

Frame Package

• 2" OD 1pc. Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• 2-1/4" OD Heavy Gauge Aluminum Welded Brackets
• 7' (1 pc.) Legs
• Ropes and Stakes (at corners only)

Safety Information:

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! Before installing a tent of any kind, locate and clearly mark any underground and overhead utilities. For information of your state's utility one-call numbers, click here: State-by-State Utility One-Call Numbers.
Tents and temporary shelters are used for a variety of outdoor activities and events, including parties, weddings, retail sales and exhibits. Tents are a frequently rented item. Tents range in size from small portable canoopies to large pole and frame tents covering hundreds of square feet.
Collapse of an improperly erected tent can spoil an event and may result in property damage and serious personal injury. Tent safety depends on correctly installing the tent and then taking the necessary steps to ensure it is used in a safe manner.
As tents have increased in popularity as rented items for a variety of functions, tent safety has is an increasing concern because of an increasing frequency and severity of accidents. Tent safety is threatened by improper:

• Installation
• Weather
• Slips, trips and falls.

Large Tents
If your special event includes a rented tent, please follow these safety steps to help ensure that it is a safe and successful event.

• Safe tent installation begins with a properly trained staff. With the exception of small, canopies/pop-up tents, a properly trained tent installation staff is necessary to successfuly install a tent. DO NOT attempt to install a tent yourself. Your local rental company is the expert.
• Once the rental company has installed the tent, DO NOT modify the poles or stakes in any way.
• DO NOT attach anything to the tent or structure in such a way that it reduces the structural integrity or creates an additional hazard (e.g. - barriers with guard rails, shopping carts, product clothes lines, display panels or lights.
• BE AWARE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER. If your rented tent is not designed to function as a shelter and severe weather occurs, evacute the tent immediately.
• Use caution with the items used in the tent. For example, do not attempt to use a heating device in the tent that is not approved. Again, consult your local rental dealer for proper heating, cooling and electrical devices appropriate for use in a tent.
• DO NOT use any electrical devices that are not wired with a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device. GFIs are designed to limit the risk of electrical shock.

  DO NOT use gasoline equipment or store fuel containers inside any tent.

I,_____________________________________________________________________________,

Sign Here

(______________________________________________________________________________)

Print Name Here

Date:____________/________________/________________


I Have Read the Above Instructions and Agree That They Will Be Followed carefully. I Also, Agree That The Equipment Will be Used at My Own Risk and Agree to Indemnify All Claims for Damages and Liabilities Resulting From Its Use.

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FEATURES
Tops Catenary (arched) designed tension valance with fitted corners is fastened and secured at the end of each catenary, resulting in a tighter top and faster installation. Custom tailored corners provide a clean, sharp image. Curtain rope is standard for adding sidewalls.

Frames 2" OD one-piece aluminum tubing with 2-1/4" anodized aluminum brackets. Bracing is an integral part of the bracket for added strength. Snap button design makes for fast, easy trouble-free installation.

Adjustable legs up to 8' or 10'.
Vertical or Horizontal Stripes.

Top Includes

• 13 Oz.High Gloss Vinyl
• 1" Cam Buckle Web Strap for Tensioning Top
• Curtain rope
• Tent Top Bag

Frame Package

• 2" OD 1pc. Anodized Aluminum Tubing
• 2-1/4" OD Heavy Gauge Aluminum Welded Brackets
• 7' (1 pc.) Legs
• Ropes and Stakes (at corners only)

Product Specifications: (Specifications may change due to continuous product development)

Safety Information:

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! Before installing a tent of any kind, locate and clearly mark any underground and overhead utilities. For information of your state's utility one-call numbers, click here: State-by-State Utility One-Call Numbers.
Tents and temporary shelters are used for a variety of outdoor activities and events, including parties, weddings, retail sales and exhibits. Tents are a frequently rented item. Tents range in size from small portable canoopies to large pole and frame tents covering hundreds of square feet.
Collapse of an improperly erected tent can spoil an event and may result in property damage and serious personal injury. Tent safety depends on correctly installing the tent and then taking the necessary steps to ensure it is used in a safe manner.
As tents have increased in popularity as rented items for a variety of functions, tent safety has is an increasing concern because of an increasing frequency and severity of accidents. Tent safety is threatened by improper:

• Installation
• Weather
• Slips, trips and falls.

Large Tents
If your special event includes a rented tent, please follow these safety steps to help ensure that it is a safe and successful event.

• Safe tent installation begins with a properly trained staff. With the exception of small, canopies/pop-up tents, a properly trained tent installation staff is necessary to successfuly install a tent. DO NOT attempt to install a tent yourself. Your local rental company is the expert.
• Once the rental company has installed the tent, DO NOT modify the poles or stakes in any way.
• DO NOT attach anything to the tent or structure in such a way that it reduces the structural integrity or creates an additional hazard (e.g. - barriers with guard rails, shopping carts, product clothes lines, display panels or lights.
• BE AWARE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER. If your rented tent is not designed to function as a shelter and severe weather occurs, evacute the tent immediately.
• Use caution with the items used in the tent. For example, do not attempt to use a heating device in the tent that is not approved. Again, consult your local rental dealer for proper heating, cooling and electrical devices appropriate for use in a tent.
• DO NOT use any electrical devices that are not wired with a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) device. GFIs are designed to limit the risk of electrical shock.

  DO NOT use gasoline equipment or store fuel containers inside any tent.

I,_____________________________________________________________________________,

Sign Here

(______________________________________________________________________________)

Print Name Here

Date:____________/________________/________________


I Have Read the Above Instructions and Agree That They Will Be Followed carefully. I Also, Agree That The Equipment Will be Used at My Own Risk and Agree to Indemnify All Claims for Damages and Liabilities Resulting From Its Use.

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