aluminum frame marquee

Marquee Pre-Shipment Inspection: A Buyer Checklist Before Balance Payment

2026-10-282026-10-30admin

The deposit is paid, the production schedule shows the last bay in the coating area, and then the email arrives: balance payment due before dispatch. (more…)

Pagoda Marquee for Sale: Peaked Bay Sizes and Uses

2026-10-122026-10-13admin

A pagoda marquee for sale is a peaked, column free single bay shelter for entrances and small hospitality spots. (more…)

High Peak Marquee 6x6m: Square Clear-Floor Module for Small Sites

2026-10-082026-10-10admin

A high peak marquee 6x6m is a compact square shelter with one peaked roof over 36 sqm of clear, column-free floor. (more…)

Expandable Modular Marquee: Clear-Span Bays That Grow With Your Programme

2026-10-062026-10-10admin

An expandable modular marquee is a clear-span structure built from standard bays that clip together, so an operator can lengthen it or join units side by side as guest numbers change. (more…)

Custom Span Marquee Tents: Specifying a Made to Order Width

2026-10-042026-10-09admin

Anyone specifying custom span marquee tents will find that the width is engineered to a project brief rather than pulled from a fixed catalogue. (more…)

Extra Large Event Marquee: Span Width, Bays and Floor Area

2026-10-022026-10-09admin

An extra large event marquee is the structure buyers choose when a standard bay no longer covers the crowd. (more…)

Small Outdoor Marquee Buy: Sizes, Siting and a Clear-Span Shortlist

2026-09-302026-10-06admin

A small outdoor marquee buy usually begins with a clear idea of where the structure will stand and how often it will be used. (more…)

300 Person Grand Marquee: Clear-Span Bay Sizing for Events

2026-09-282026-09-30admin

A 300 person grand marquee starts with floor area. A clear-span structure gives a column-free room, so 300 guests need roughly 450 to 600 square metres of usable space. (more…)

Marquee Tent 200 Capacity: Clear-Span Floor Area and Bay Sizing

2026-09-262026-09-29admin

A marquee tent for 200 capacity is a common event brief, and the first question is floor area. (more…)

Wedding Marquee for 150 People: Sizing a Clear-Span Structure for a 150-Guest Reception

2026-09-242026-09-29admin

A wedding marquee for 150 people is a mid-sized clear-span structure, not a garden party tent. (more…)

Large Marquee for 100 Guests: How to Size a Clear-Span Bay for Seated Events

2026-09-222026-09-22admin

Planning a seated celebration starts with a practical question: what size structure do you actually need? (more…)

30m Clear Span Structure: What a 30-Metre Span Brings to Commercial Venues

2026-09-202026-09-20admin

A 30m clear span structure is a tent or temporary building whose frame holds a thirty-metre width without an interior column. (more…)

20m Wide Marquee Hall: Clear Span Build, Bays and Siting Basics

2026-09-182026-09-18admin

A 20m wide marquee hall is the widest standard clear span most rental and events operators use before moving to bespoke structures. (more…)

15m Span Event Marquee: A Clear-Floor Width for Mid-Size Events

2026-09-162026-09-16admin

A 15m span event marquee is the workhorse width for mid size hire fleets that need a clear floor without internal poles. (more…)

12m Clear Span Marquee for Sale

2026-09-142026-09-14admin

A 12m clear span marquee for sale gives planners a column free hall of about 144 sqm from one 12m by 12m bay. (more…)

9m Clear Span Marquee: Frame, Bays and Siting Basics

2026-09-122026-09-12admin

A clear span tent for events carries its roof load on a perimeter frame, so a 9m clear span marquee keeps the full 9-metre width open from gable to gable with no interior poles. (more…)

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

2026-09-092026-09-11admin

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...