Upgrade your dining experience with the Butterfly Meadow Blue Dinner Plate, featuring a serene blue backdrop accented by delicate florals and graceful butterflies. This nature-inspired design adds a touch of sophistication and charm to any meal. Made from high-quality porcelain, this dinner plate is durable, stylish, and perfect for everyday use or special gatherings. Mix and match with other Butterfly Meadow pieces to create a unique and inviting tablescape.
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A clearspan tent is a heavy-duty, engineered structure built with an aluminum frame and modular design. Unlike traditional frame tents, clearspan tents have no center poles or guy lines, offering a completely open interior space. They are designed to handle larger loads, longer spans, and more extreme weather conditions. Clearspan tents are commonly used for weddings, festivals, corporate events, and even temporary warehouses where strength, durability, and clear open space are essential.
Absolutely! We have a full range of tent drapery accessories to meet your needs.
Rope and Pole tents require an additional 14 feet to stake the tent (7′ on each side) so make sure you take this into consideration when determining the area where you wish to place the tent.
Absolutely! Someone responsible needs to be able to receive the items upon delivery. We will go over the list with you and make sure that all items are accounted for and have you sign our paperwork agreeing you received all items.
Absolutely! A 50% non-refundable down payment is required to reserve an item for you. This pulls the item out of our inventory and sets aside your delivery time in our schedule for the installation if it does move forward. You may cancel the tent before 12pm on the 5th business day before the delivery date. If you decide to move forward with the tent, the down payment would apply to the balance due.
Rope and Pole tents have center poles that may obstruct your view. Frame tents do not have center poles and are used frequently for wedding events that require an open view.
