Tent Definitions

Canopy Tents
A lightweight overhead shelter for sun and light rain, usually an inexpensive rental that customers can erect themselves.


Frame Tents
A professionally installed tent that has an aluminum frame and no center poles. Can be secured with staking or special anchors. Shelters against most bad weather. Ideal for installation on asphalt, concrete, decks and tight fit areas.


Century Tents
These dynamic high peak tents are perfect for events with an upper scale attitude. Their extreme strength and durability make them ideal for all weather conditions. These tents require a minimal number of interior poles.


Pole Tents
A heavy duty party tent supported by poles in the center of the tent, and poles, ropes, and staking around the perimeter. Pole tents are installed by professionals and will shelter against most weather conditions.


Marquee/Entrance Tents
Marquee can be used to connect any tents together, to a home or any structure. They provide an attractive, protective walkway and can be erected over existing paths to follow turns and adjusted to step down stairs.



Clearspan Tents
Engineered for maximum strength with the ability to withstand strong winds and inclement weather, clear span tents are constructed using rigid, anodized aluminum frame covered with flame-retardant vinyl fabric.



Tent Accessories
Tent Lighting, Heating, Air Conditioning, Generators, Tent Flooring, Custom Installations

Sidewalls - Available in solid white, clear or cathedral window.