• Suitable for long term setups.
• Frame can be left up over Canadian winters for easy install in spring (remove and clean tent fabric during winter).
• The durability of these tents has been proven in the rental industry for over 15 years.
• Because they work on a modular bay system, they can be as large as you'd like.
• We provide the best Clearspan value in Canada and come in 57% less expensive.
• Designed with an "A" frame structure, there is lots of room under the tent for seating, tables and other large event needs.
• It can be set up in 5 meter increments and features 3 meter high sidewalls.
• Tent structures are engineered to withstand winds of 100 kmph (62 mph).
• We can provide engineered tent drawings upon request.

• The structure is made from highly reinforced extruded aluminum which features an anodized finish.
• All connectors and mounting bases are manufactured from zinc plated and hot dip galvanized steel.
• Fabric is double PVC coated 850g/sqm (25 oz).
• Accessories & anchoring sold separately.
• Packages include all frame and fabric pieces required for setup.

TENTS SHOULD NEVER BE USED AS EMERGENCY SHELTERS. In the event of severe or threatening weather, evacuate all guests and staff to a secure permanent building.

• Clearspan tents are designed to provide a strong, stable temporary structure when properly installed and anchored; however, they are not intended to provide protection during extreme or catastrophic weather.
• Monitor weather conditions before and throughout the event. Evacuate the tent if severe winds, thunderstorms, lightning, tornadoes, or other dangerous conditions are approaching.
• Always ensure the structure is properly anchored for the installation site and expected conditions. Soil conditions and local requirements can affect the anchoring system needed.
• Keep all entrances, exits and emergency routes clear and accessible at all times.
• Inspect the tent, anchoring system, cables, connections and fasteners before use and periodically during longer installations. Replace damaged or worn components before allowing occupancy.
• Do not allow guests or staff to climb, hang from or place additional loads on the tent frame.
• Do not allow snow, ice, water or debris to accumulate on the roof. Snow and ice should be removed promptly and safely (frame can stay up over winter, but fabric needs to come down).
• Maintain adequate ventilation when the tent is enclosed, and follow all applicable fire, occupancy, electrical and local building requirements.
• Keep the structure clear of overhead power lines, tree branches and other potential hazards and identify underground utilities before staking or anchoring.

Installation manual and engineered tent drawings can be provided.

• Tent fabric meets all Canadian and US fire retardant codes: CAN ULC-S109, NFPA 701 and California State Fire Marshal
• Our tents are backed by our Certificate of Flame Resistance.