Faux Burlap SashBring a rustic and charming detail to your seating with our faux burlap sash rentals. These sashes offer the look of natural burlap while maintaining a softer and more polished appearance.Available Sizes:Standard Chair Sash: Designed to fit most banquet and folding chairs, providing a secure and decorative accent.These sashes are durable and easy to tie, making them ideal for weddings, outdoor events, and rustic-themed celebrations.
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We want our customers to notify us by phone (770-887-6142) within 30 minutes from the time in which the issue was determined so we may rectify it as quickly as possible. If we are not quickly notified, no refund or allowance will be made. We do answer the phones on the weekends in case of emergency. If you get a voicemail on a weekend, our sales staff may have missed the call, but please leave a message so we can call you right back.
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.
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.
Please rinse food debris off plateware and flatware before return to make the cleaning process easier when it returns.
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.
