Tent rental

Yes, but the way poles are anchored differs from sand or grass. On paving, weighted bases or special brackets are used instead of stakes. Tell us the floor type when you order so we come prepared with the right anchoring method.

Event tents typically come with sides that open and close: shut them on a cold winter night to block wind, open them in the daytime for ventilation. Tell us the nature of your occasion and when it is, and we agree which sides to keep open or closed.

Yes, and it is common for condolences held in a home courtyard or an adjacent plot. It gathers mourners under one roof and blocks direct sun, with seating in facing rows or along both sides. Tell us the courtyard size and how many people you expect at any one time.

The issue is usually not the tent shape but the shape of the ground and what will go inside. A narrow rectangular plot calls for lengthwise seating rows; a wide square plot allows more arrangements. Send us a photo and tell us the occasion type, and we suggest the right shape.

Level ground is always better for frame stability and the comfort of seated guests, because a steep slope makes chairs and tables unsteady regardless of tent type. If your ground has a slope, tell us early and send a photo, so we agree on the best position for the tent.