40x40 Frame Tent
$1,249.00
per hour
$1,249.00
for 2 hours
$1,249.00
for 3 hours
$1,249.00
for 4 hours
$1,249.00
for 5 hours
$1,249.00
for 6 hours
$1,249.00
for 7 hours
$1,249.00
for 8 hours
$1,249.00
for 9 hours
$1,249.00
for 10 hours
$1,249.00
for 11 hours
$1,249.00
for 12 hours
$1,249.00
for 13 hours
$1,249.00
for 14 hours
$1,249.00
for 15 hours
$1,249.00
for 16 hours
$1,249.00
per day
$1,249.00
per additional hour
$1,249.00
per additional day
$2,498.00
for 2 days
$3,747.00
for 3 days
$4,996.00
for 4 days
$6,245.00
for 5 days
$8,743.00
for 1 week
$17,486.00
for 2 weeks
$26,229.00
for 3 weeks
$37,470.00
for 1 month
Product Information:
Frame tents are typically used for smaller events, smaller areas, or just style of the tent!
Safety Package – Required by state law: Starting at $30.00. Pricing does not include tent accessories or delivery.
40′ x 40′ Frame tents have 12 side poles with a 20′ distance between and 10 stakes are needed to anchor the tent. There will be a pole going to the ground in the middle of the tent as well.
Understanding the Difference: Pole Tents vs. Frame Tents
If you’re uncertain about the differences between pole tents and frame tents, you’re not alone! This is one of the most frequently asked questions we receive. If you have any further inquiries after reviewing the information below, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our office. Our team is here to help!
Pole Tents:
- Feature a central pole that reaches all the way to the ground.
- Can be securely staked into grass or asphalt. Note: Asphalt plugs will be used when staking into asphalt.
- Important: Concrete blocks cannot be used to secure pole tents.
- Require an additional ten feet of space surrounding the tent structure.
- For example, a 20’x30’ tent would need a total area of 30’x40’.
- The sidewalls stand at seven feet high, except for the 60’ wide pole tent, which has sidewalls at eight feet high.
- The peak height is twenty-one feet for 30’ and 40’ wide pole tents, and twenty-five feet for 60’ wide pole tents.
Frame Tents:
- Utilize a center pole supported by cables, which means it does not extend to the ground.
- Exception: For sizes 40’x40’, 40’x60’, 40’x80’, 40’x100’, and 40’x120’, a central pole will be present due to the need to connect multiple tents together.
- Can be staked into grass or asphalt, or secured with concrete anchors if necessary.
- Note: Concrete blocks, weighing 700 pounds each, can be used if staking isn’t feasible. The number of blocks required depends on the tent size and whether sidewalls are included.
- Covers for concrete blocks are available and are popular for various events.
- Require an additional five feet of space around the tent structure.
- For instance, a 20’x20’ tent would need a total area of 25’x25’.
- Sidewalls are nine feet six inches high.
- The peak height for frame tents is eighteen feet.
By understanding these differences, you can make an informed decision for your next event! If you need further assistance, feel free to contact our team.
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Accessories:
18 in Drum Fan Customer is responsible for providing an extension cord for each fan.
They are great for air movement, ideal for tent cooling, heat circulation and detracting bugs while using low noise levels.
9x20 tent side wall with windows LED Bistro String Lighting Used on 20' x 20', 20′ x 30′ and 20′ x 40′ pole tents. Can stretch out to 50′ ft per set
Speak with an Event Specialists to determine the number of strands needed for the tent.
Trash can 30 Gallon Trash can
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