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  • 175,000 BTU Tent Heater

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    Keep event spaces warm and comfortable with our 175,000 BTU Tent Heater. Designed for temporary heating in large tented areas, this heater delivers powerful performance and reliable warmth, even in cold weather conditions.

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    Discover the robust heating solution you need with T3 Event Rentals weathered, industrial white box labeled 85,000 BTU Tent Heater. Complete with a vent and wheels, this portable tent heater can efficiently warm your event space in Dawsonville. Positioned against a plain gray background, it boasts a large rectangular opening to ensure ample warmth. Available for rental exclusively through T3 Event Rentals, serving Dawsonville and surrounding areas with top-tier event equipment.

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    We understand things happen. We prefer to receive the broken item back. If it is unsafe to return the broken item to T3 so that it can be accounted for, please take plenty of pictures to document any damage.

    What is needed to reserve items?

    Any fire must be at least 1,000 feet away from the tent.

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