Description

A center pole cover drape wraps the pole that carries the middle of a pole tent. The pole itself is bare metal, so the drape is the difference between a structural pole and a finished one. Because it wraps a single pole, one drape covers one pole. So the count follows the tent rather than the guest list.

Center pole drape rentals: what they cover

Center poles belong to pole tents. A frame tent carries its roof on an outside frame instead, so it has no center pole to cover. So tell us which structure you have, and we will give you the count. If the tent came from us, we already know how many poles it stands on.

Where a bare pole shows

Center poles land wherever the tent needs them. That is often the middle of the dance floor, or the line of sight down a ceremony aisle. Guests work around them anyway, so the question is what they photograph against. A wrapped pole reads as part of the room. A bare one reads as equipment instead, and it shows in every wide shot of the space.

Planning your order

Count one drape per center pole, then decide whether every pole needs one. A pole at the back of a catering area can stay bare. The ones in the guest space usually should not. Ask us about labor as well, because wrapping happens during the tent install rather than after it.

Pole drapes come off the same truck as the table linens, the napkins, and the china. So put them on one quote request and the whole room arrives together.

Delivery and laundry

T3 launders and presses its linens and drapes in house. So the turnaround is ours rather than an outside plant. We deliver across Alpharetta, Metro Atlanta, and North Georgia. Linens ride on the same truck as the china, glassware, and furniture. That way the whole table arrives together.

Add center pole drape rentals to your quote request. Then tell us your pole count, the tent it belongs to, and your date. A member of our team calls back to confirm what we have open.