Frame Tents are advantageous for applications that require the maximum usage of space under the tent
top. The vinyl tent top is secured to a tent frame, jointed together by steel fittings, which is erected and supported
by frame legs around the perimeter eliminating the need for center poles. A frame tent is more self-supporting,
but the biggest misconception is that a frame tent doesn't need to be staked. While this can be accomplished with
a few well-placed stakes, more often than not, it is accomplished with concrete blocks -- creating a far greater
eyesore than the stakes. Another significant difference between frame tents and pole tents is the price. Frame
tents are more time-consuming to install and often cost more. Another major difference -- and one of great
concern to the client -- is the aesthetics. A pole tent has classic lines, graceful peaks and dips. It is unfettered and
clean underneath. Frame tents may eliminate the need for center poles, but looking up from under a frame tent,
one sees a mass of aluminum piping. On the other hand, frame tents allow for greater interior decorating.
top. The vinyl tent top is secured to a tent frame, jointed together by steel fittings, which is erected and supported
by frame legs around the perimeter eliminating the need for center poles. A frame tent is more self-supporting,
but the biggest misconception is that a frame tent doesn't need to be staked. While this can be accomplished with
a few well-placed stakes, more often than not, it is accomplished with concrete blocks -- creating a far greater
eyesore than the stakes. Another significant difference between frame tents and pole tents is the price. Frame
tents are more time-consuming to install and often cost more. Another major difference -- and one of great
concern to the client -- is the aesthetics. A pole tent has classic lines, graceful peaks and dips. It is unfettered and
clean underneath. Frame tents may eliminate the need for center poles, but looking up from under a frame tent,
one sees a mass of aluminum piping. On the other hand, frame tents allow for greater interior decorating.
A Pole Tent is anchored in the ground by staking. This maximizes the tension and creates a nice, taut
appearance. Within this category are also found the dramatic, sweeping tents with taller poles. These are
sometimes called high-peak tension tents, and offer customers wonderful interior views as well as strongly
engineered tents capable of handling substantial wind, rain or snow loads.
appearance. Within this category are also found the dramatic, sweeping tents with taller poles. These are
sometimes called high-peak tension tents, and offer customers wonderful interior views as well as strongly
engineered tents capable of handling substantial wind, rain or snow loads.
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Things to consider: no more than 1/2 of the people in attendance dance at any one time,
and each couple requires 9 sqft.
and each couple requires 9 sqft.
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Dance Floor Sizing Chart
What Is The Difference Between A Pole Tent & Frame Tent?
What Size Dance Floor Do I Need?
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Do You Set Up & Tear Down Tables & Chairs?
Yes, we set up chairs and tables for an addition cost. The charge for chairs is $ .30 (each
way) and $ .60 (each way) for tables. For example if you order 100 chairs to be set up
and then taken down the cost would be $.30 (set up) x 100 + $.30 (tear down) x 100 =
$60.00. Otherwise all tables and chairs will be neatly stacked under the tent (if ordered),
or place in a designated location.
way) and $ .60 (each way) for tables. For example if you order 100 chairs to be set up
and then taken down the cost would be $.30 (set up) x 100 + $.30 (tear down) x 100 =
$60.00. Otherwise all tables and chairs will be neatly stacked under the tent (if ordered),
or place in a designated location.
What Size Linen Do I Need For May Table?
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What Size Tent Do I Need ?
Chart Shows Recommended Area Per Person in Square Feet