Description
Serve lemonade, sweet tea, or cocktails in style with our large mason jar drink dispenser. Holds several gallons and includes a spout for easy self-service. A charming fit for both rustic and modern themes.
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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.
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.
We typically do not, but we are happy to do this for you. You may request setup and breakdown of tables and chairs in advance during the reservation process. An additional charge will be necessary for this service.
We can accommodate the smallest event in a 10 x 10 or go as large as a 60 x 230. Larger tents are available as well as structure tents. We can put multiple tents together to make a larger space – call and ask for more information to suit your needs.
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.
