Create a director-worthy seating arrangement with our Tall Director Chair. Featuring a sturdy frame and a comfortable seat, this chair offers a classic design that’s perfect for film sets, stage productions, or VIP seating areas. Whether used by crew members or as a stylish prop, it adds authenticity and flair to any production.
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We strongly prefer not to break down a tent with items still beneath it to ensure those items are not damaged. If asked to do so, we will not be liable for any damage to items left under the tent during breakdown. If we are unable to remove the tent around the items underneath it, we will have to leave and charge our customer for a return trip to retrieve the tent.
We make every effort to clearly understand the delivery site to ensure a speedy but safe delivery of your rental items. We will assess an additional charge upon arrival if obstacles to delivery were not disclosed during the reservation process. Sometimes, items can be delivered at the truck’s location and customer is then responsible to transport items to the setup site and return them to same delivery location for our pickup.
Unfortunately, planning an outdoor event is difficult due to the uncertainty of the weather, but if we deliver products, we expect payment in full. Please keep in mind that tents are temporary structures and are not to be used as storm-shelters. We recommend that every outdoor event has an evacuation plan in place prior to the event.
Yes we do! Our frame tents can have clear tops which are wonderful for use during the fall, winter, and spring months.
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.
Your irrigation lines must be marked before we arrive on site. You can call 811 for a free locate service of the major utility companies. They will only mark from the main line to the meter so it is your responsibility to know where lines run on your property. Most of the time we can avoid them if we know where they are.
