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40' X 100' Tents & Canopies
Although the 40x100 tent and it's impressive size makes it ideal for any number of uses, many shoppers find themselves surprised by how easy such a large tent assembles and comes down as quickly as it does. Whether you're considering a pole, frame, or tension tent, the engineering design involved in all these 40' by 100' tents make them ideal for both businesses and private organizations. The 40x100 tent comes with plenty of custom options ready to help you personalize your tent to your own needs.
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Larry
from CA asked:
September 30, 2016
I'm looking at your 40 x 100 frame tents. Can you tell me the difference in your models and do they have the same interior height?
1 Answer
The first difference between models is that some are pole tents and some are frame tents. Pole tents use pole to support the weight of the canopy and keep it up and use guy lines to create tension keeping the tent erect (Think old fashioned circus tent). Frame tents use a frame structure to support the canopy and do not use guy lines. Another difference would be thickness of the vinyl canopy, and whether it is a "black out" top or translucent. Regarding the height, Celina tents are 7' at the sides and 17' in the center. The premier tents also have 17' centers and 7' sides. The Mystique has 21' peaks and 7' sides.
Submitted by:
Kathy
on September 30, 2016
1 Question &
1 Answer
Larry
from CA asked:
September 30, 2016
I'm looking at your 40 x 100 frame tents. Can you tell me the difference in your models and do they have the same interior height?
1 Answer
The first difference between models is that some are pole tents and some are frame tents. Pole tents use pole to support the weight of the canopy and keep it up and use guy lines to create tension keeping the tent erect (Think old fashioned circus tent). Frame tents use a frame structure to support the canopy and do not use guy lines. Another difference would be thickness of the vinyl canopy, and whether it is a "black out" top or translucent. Regarding the height, Celina tents are 7' at the sides and 17' in the center. The premier tents also have 17' centers and 7' sides. The Mystique has 21' peaks and 7' sides.
Submitted by:
Kathy
on September 30, 2016
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40' X 100' Tents & Canopies Q&A with the Product Specialists
* Please Note: All customer questions are answered by our Product Specialists free of charge!
1 Question &
1 Answer
Larry
from CA asked:
September 30, 2016
I'm looking at your 40 x 100 frame tents. Can you tell me the difference in your models and do they have the same interior height?
1 Answer
The first difference between models is that some are pole tents and some are frame tents. Pole tents use pole to support the weight of the canopy and keep it up and use guy lines to create tension keeping the tent erect (Think old fashioned circus tent). Frame tents use a frame structure to support the canopy and do not use guy lines. Another difference would be thickness of the vinyl canopy, and whether it is a "black out" top or translucent. Regarding the height, Celina tents are 7' at the sides and 17' in the center. The premier tents also have 17' centers and 7' sides. The Mystique has 21' peaks and 7' sides.
Submitted by:
Kathy
on September 30, 2016
