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    Celina 40 x 60 Classic Frame Tent with Aluminum Poles and White Top

    12,756.95
     List Price: $15,689.99
    Sale Price: $12,756.95
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    Manufacturer: Celina Tent
    Celina Tent Part Number: 40X606PCFRAMETENT-ALUM
    eCanopy Item Number: CTI-40X606PCFRAMETENT-ALUM

    Features

    • Ideal for situations where you want to maximize space
    • Does not require center poles or supports
    • Tough 16 oz. white blockout vinyl top
    • Bonded top panels with 1" heat-sealed overlapped seams
    • Durable aluminum pole kit
    • Reinforcement patches at crowns
    • Polyester side curtain rope is securely held in with 1" polyester webbing sewn approximately every 15" around perimeter of tent top
    • Scalloped valances with vinyl binding
    • 95% of tent top is bonded with heat-sealed construction
    • Comes with the required stakes and ratchets
    • Quick and easy set up with provided instructions
    • Tent Includes:
      • one (1) 16 oz. white blockout vinyl top
      • eight (8) red 21'10.5" rafters
      • sixteen (16) red 14'4" hip rafters
      • eight (8) green 10'6" corner rafters
      • twenty-two (22) white 9'4" spreaders
      • twenty (20) brown (black) 6'8" (7'8") legs
      • one (1) red 14'4" rafter bars
      • four (4) corners
      • ten (10) side tees
      • two (2) 6-way crowns
      • twenty (20) base plates
      • one hundred and seventy (170) "R" pins
      • six (6) 6-way side tees
      • four (4) 6-way hip joints
      • one (1) ridge crown
      • two (2) ridge support brackets
      • three (3) 40' cables
    You'll enjoy the quick and simple set up of this classic frame tent. With durable aluminum poles and a tough 16 oz blockout vinyl top, the tent is built to last for many different installations. The top features bonded top panels that have been heat sealed with a 1" overlap, leaving 95% of the top with this heat-sealed construction. Reinforcement patches at the crowns stabilize areas of higher stress, while scalloped valances include vinyl binding and add to the attractive design of the tent. The polyester side curtain rope has been firmly fastened in place with 1" polyester webbing that is anchored by stitches approximately every 15" around the perimeter of the tent. The tent includes all required stakes and ratchets, along with a set of instructions for installation.

    * Flame Certification: This item is NFPA-701 Flame Certified.

    * Please Note: To protect the tent top and prevent pin holes and abrasions, it is recommended to use a drop cloth during both installation and striking of this tent. Please find video links above for more information.


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    Customer Questions & Answers
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    Attilio C.
    from Longmeadow, MA asked:
    January 18, 2021
    I need a 40x60 tent with no center poles. Does this have any? Also, I need your heaviest and durable tent with window type side panels.
    1 Answer
    The frame tent does not include center poles. The Celina 40 x 60 Classic Frame Tent with Aluminum Poles is the heaviest duty option we offer. This tent also has the option for windowed sidewalls.
    Submitted by: Chaz A. on January 18, 2021

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    Sherry
    from WI asked:
    December 7, 2016
    What is the difference between pole tents and frame tents? Is one more durable than the other? Is one easier to assemble than the other?
    1 Answer
    Pole tents are supported by perimeter and center poles and are the most effective for covering large areas. They come as large as 100 ft x 310 ft, but they do affect visibility because of so many poles in the way. It is not designed for a dance floor option. They are more lightweight and easier to set up. Frame tents use tubular metal structure for support, and they can be semi-permanent. They are usually more expensive than pole tents. They do require tools and more extensive set-up compared to pole tents. 40 ft is the largest size in width, but there is no limit in length. Take a look at our buying guide on the bottom of the main page under FAQ for a more detailed description of each tent.
    Submitted by: Chaz on December 7, 2016

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