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  • Patio Heater

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    Extend outdoor comfort into the cooler evenings with our Patio Heater. Whether you’re hosting a wedding reception, outdoor dinner party, or corporate event, these heaters provide warmth and ambiance, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the festivities in comfort.

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    SKU: 626

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    Available for rent in Forsyth County: A sleek patio heater crafted from stainless steel, featuring a tall design with a wide disc-shaped top and cylindrical base. It comes equipped with control knobs, ventilation holes, and safety instructions on the shaft—ideal for T3 Event Rentals.

    FAQ

    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.

    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.

    Absolutely! A 50% non-refundable down payment is required to reserve an item for you. This pulls the item out of our inventory and sets aside your delivery time in our schedule for the installation if it does move forward. You may cancel the tent before 12pm on the 5th business day before the delivery date. If you decide to move forward with the tent, the down payment would apply to the balance due.

    To help control the tent climate, we have fans, misters, port-a-cools, and temperature-controlled heating.

    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.

    Any fire must be at least 1,000 feet away from the tent.

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