Marquee for Events

LIRI supplies clear-span event marquees across a standard 3–80 m range for exhibitions, sports events, hospitality venues, corporate functions and large temporary spaces. Custom-engineered structures up to 100 m may be available for qualifying projects, subject to site conditions, structural calculations, anchoring design and local approval requirements.

Choose an Event Marquee Around the Site and Audience
The right event structure depends on the usable layout, installation surface, local weather conditions and operating period. Width alone does not determine capacity: stages, seating, aisles, catering, technical areas, emergency exits and back-of-house space must be included in the plan.

Exhibitions and trade shows: prioritize clear sightlines, branding, visitor circulation and service access.
Sports and public events: review clear height, spectator flow, equipment loads and emergency routes.
Hospitality and premium events: plan flooring, lining, transparent sections, doors, HVAC and lighting as one system.
Long-duration venues: confirm drainage, wall security, maintenance access and project-specific engineering requirements.

Information Needed for a Project Recommendation
Send the destination country and postcode, intended use, required width and length, eave height, installation surface, local wind or snow conditions, target delivery date, purchase or rental preference, accessories and certification requirements.
Review the marquee tent buying guide before comparing quotations, or browse the complete marquee tent product range.
Request a project quotation: email tent80@liri.cn or contact Erick Yang on WhatsApp at +86 135 7063 0133.
For venue planning and supplier comparison, use the marquee tent specifications checklist before submitting your project brief.

6m Span Marquee Structures: Frame, Bay and Site Basics

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6m Span Marquee Structures: Frame, Bay and Site Basics
What a 6m span marquee structure means A 6m span marquee structure is built around a single clear span bay six metres wide. The frame carries the roof load across that opening without a centre pole, so the floor stays open side to side. That width suits cafes, retail overflow and small hospitality units where more floor is needed but a full hall is not. The span is the clear distance between the two side frames. At 6m the bay holds a row of tables or a service counter, yet stays narrow enough to sit against a wall or fill a tight yard. Many buyers start here and add a second bay later to e...
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Basketball Court Marquee | 25m x 40m Clear-Span Hall for a Guangdong Training Facility

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Basketball Court Marquee | 25m x 40m Clear-Span Hall for a Guangdong Training Facility
Why a 25m x 40m Basketball Court Marquee Replaced an Outdoor Slab A 25m x 40m basketball tent turns an outdoor concrete slab into an indoor training hall. The Guangdong-based program needed playable space fast, so the team chose a clear-span aluminum frame. A conventional steel gym takes months, but this modular hall ships in days. Therefore the project picked a temporary sports hall approach over a permanent build. The roof is white with a blue trim line. That choice is not decorative. Instead it marks the court edge against the surrounding glass buildings. In addition, the light roof sur...
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Race Track Marquee Tent | Spectator Lounge and Multi-Zone Race Village for a GT Championship Weekend

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Race Track Marquee Tent | Spectator Lounge and Multi-Zone Race Village for a GT Championship Weekend
A long clear-span hall with arched windows, a twin peaked-roof tent at the front gate, a pagoda in the paddock vendor area, a security tunnel at the team entry, and a row of industrial HVAC units along the back wall. That is what a single GT championship race weekend asks for, and it is what a permanent pit building never offers. (more…)
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Hainan Coffee Festival Marquee Tent | Clear-Span Main Hall Plus Pagoda Vendor Booths for a Tropical Trade Month

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Hainan Coffee Festival Marquee Tent | Clear-Span Main Hall Plus Pagoda Vendor Booths for a Tropical Trade Month
  A clear-span main hall, a long row of pagoda vendor booths, a stage at one short end, and a few hundred chairs in rows under a fabric roof. That is the whole physical asset a tropical coffee trade month built in one stretch of lawn. Why a Mixed Tent Layout Beats a Fixed Convention Hall for a Tropical Trade Month The case for an outdoor event marquee setup is mostly a case against a fixed hall. A regional hall can host the main program, but the surrounding vendor village has to sit on grass between palm trees, with its own covered booths and small stages. A permanent hall locks the pro...
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Purple Gable Twin Peak Marquee | Two Retractable Roof Bays Over a Rooftop Basketball Court

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Purple Gable Twin Peak Marquee | Two Retractable Roof Bays Over a Rooftop Basketball Court
  The first photo in the folder is a drone shot, taken from about thirty meters up. Two white gabled roofs sit on a parking deck, surrounded on three sides by solar panels, with a full size basketball court slipped in between them. (more…)
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Badminton Court Marquee | Year-Round Sports Hall Solution

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Badminton Court Marquee | Year-Round Sports Hall Solution
City sports operators are running out of fast-build options. A new commercial sports marquee for sale in eastern China turns a former parking lot into a twelve-court badminton venue in under two months — at a fraction of the cost and time of a concrete building. The result reads like a permanent hall, operates like a year-round facility, and can be removed or expanded if the lease changes. A site that needed a sports hall, not a tent The developer behind the project had a clear constraint: a long-term lease on a rectangular plot adjacent to an existing residential tower, and a target...
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20m x 60m Clear Span Marquee Tent for Qingming Scroll Art Exhibition

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20m x 60m Clear Span Marquee Tent for Qingming Scroll Art Exhibition
Touring Ancient Art in an Open Plaza: A Climate-Sensitive Challenge The "A Moving Masterpiece: Qingming Scroll" national tour had to set up a museum-grade exhibition on a paved urban plaza next to a heritage stone-lion building — without permanent walls, climate control, or the electrical infrastructure a traditional gallery provides. (more…)
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