Provide extra seating and comfort with our Double Ottoman. This versatile piece of furniture doubles as a seat and a footrest, offering guests a cozy place to relax and unwind. Whether used indoors or outdoors, it adds functionality and style to any seating area, making it perfect for lounges, receptions, or casual gatherings.
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You are welcome to hang your own lights, but it is your responsibility to remove all items that do not belong to T3 from the tent before the scheduled pickup date/time. It’s also your responsibility for any damage to the tent while hanging/removing your items. If we arrive and items are still attached to the tent, we will have to leave and charge for a return trip to retrieve the tent once the hanging items are removed.
Renting a clearspan tent offers several key advantages:
Unobstructed Interior Space: No center poles or support cables inside, giving you full flexibility for layouts.
Superior Strength: Built to withstand higher wind loads and heavier weather conditions than standard pole or frame tents.
Customizable Options: Can be fitted with flooring, walls, glass doors, HVAC systems, and lighting to suit your event needs.
Versatile Installation: Can be safely set up on a wide range of surfaces, including concrete, asphalt, turf, or gravel.
Clearspan tents are ideal when you need both an open, elegant look and engineered strength you can rely on.
A high peak tent is a rope and pole tent but it has very high peaks at the center poles to give it an elegant swooping peak that really stands out.
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.
Depending on the surface, we stake into the ground or use concrete blocks to secure the tent. When necessary, we can even stake into asphalt – we drill a hole then patch it when we remove the tent. We always secure the tent.
