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Pagoda Marquee for Sale: Peaked Bay Sizes and Uses

2026-10-122026-10-12admin

A pagoda marquee for sale is a peaked, column free single bay shelter for entrances and small hospitality spots. It stands alone as one compact module, usually 3x3m to 6x6m. Buyers choose it for the roofline and how fast a crew can set one up. The shape is the point. A pagoda roof rises to a centred peak, so rain sheds cleanly and the floor stays open with no interior pole. That marks a gate or a desk. Hire fleets keep a few on hand for that. What a pagoda marquee is A pagoda marquee is a self contained module built around a single bay. The frame carries the peaked roof, the walls clip to t...

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...