Category: Accessories

A glass wall turns a tent from a covered field into a real room. Full-height glazing brings daylight and views while keeping the clear span floor open for layout. A corporate event used glass walls on three sides of a 15 m x 20 m structure, with a solid wall behind the screen. The glazing made the tent feel like a pavilion, and the open front invited delegates in from the plaza. Glass panels clip into the frame system and pair with solid or transparent roof options. They also work on warehouse and hospitality tents. For the frame see our clear span event tents for sale. Frequently Asked Questions Do glass walls replace solid walls? They can on view sides; keep one solid wall behind screens or service. Are they…

A tent glass door is the detail that makes an entrance feel permanent. A framed single or double glass door gives a clean threshold between the outdoors and the climate-controlled interior. A wedding marquee used a double glass door as the ceremony entrance, with a floral arch above and a runner through. The door sealed the hall against evening chill while keeping the view open during the day. Doors swap into standard frame bays without modification, and pair with glass or solid walls. For the structure see our clear span event tents. Frequently Asked Questions Can any tent take a glass door? Yes. A framed door drops into a standard bay with no frame change. Single or double? Double for main entrances and guest flow; single for service access. Does…

Tent air conditioning keeps a clear span structure comfortable when the roof alone is not enough. Because the frame carries rigging, units hang or sit at the perimeter without eating floor space. A summer gala cooled a 30 m x 40 m hall to 22 C with rooftop AHUs and perimeter ducts, sized from the guest count and afternoon peak. A soft-wall liner held the cool air in and cut street noise. For winter, the same layout runs in reverse with heat. Size the unit to the tent volume, not just headcount. For the tent see our large event tents. Frequently Asked Questions How do you cool a tent? Rooftop or perimeter AC units, sized to tent volume and peak outdoor temp. Does the frame hold the units? Yes. The…

Tent furniture sets the guest experience the moment they sit. For a clear span structure, the open floor lets you place tables, lounges, and bars without pole constraints. A 200-guest dinner used rounds of ten with a central dance floor, plus a satellite lounge with low seating near the glazed wall. Chivari chairs and linen matched the event palette, and the layout left clear aisles for service. Furniture lands on a level floor - cassette or plywood over grass - so chairs sit true. For the shell see our clear span event tents for sale. Frequently Asked Questions How do I lay out furniture in a tent? Plan around the open floor; no poles means tables and a dance floor fit anywhere. Does furniture need a level floor? A cassette…

Tent wood flooring turns soft ground into a proper event floor. A raised cassette system levels lawns and car parks, so tables, dance floors, and wheels all behave. An outdoor wedding laid oak-finish boards across a 20 m x 25 m tent, leveling a slight slope and hiding cabling underneath. The floor also protected the lawn from stiletto and case damage through the night. Cassette floors clip into the frame footprint and strike panel by panel. For the tent above see our 20x25m white wedding tent. Frequently Asked Questions Does flooring protect the lawn? Yes. It spreads load and lifts at strike, leaving grass intact. Can it level a slope? Adjustable cassettes correct minor slopes without concrete. Is it safe for dancing? Boards lock together for a stable, true surface…