Attached photo shows the big expo marquee tent. Which is one of the most popular designs.The large expo marquee tent is 40m wide. Sizes 40m, 50m, 60m are available. The clear span width of our tents is from 3m to 80m, and the length is unlimited, which could be 40m, 45m, 50m and +5m more.We can design most suitable tent for you according to your requirement.And this expo marquee tent is Widely used as wedding marquee tent, event tent, party tent, festival tent, racing tent, sports tent, outdoor exhibition tent, tradeshow tent, warehouse tent, storage tent, outdoor activity marquee tent, and tent hire business, event design business, military solution, temporary warehouse and workshop etc.
Technical data design of the big expo marquee tent:
Materials & features of this large expo marquee tent:
Frame uses hard pressed extruded aluminium 6061/T6(13HW).
The fabric is double PVC-coated polyester textile. The maximum allowed wind speed of the large canton fair marquee 40m is 100KM/h. The security and variability of our products have reached the standard of similar products in Europe.
Accessaries for the large expo marquee tent:
wooden floor, glass door, glass wall, glass window, ABS hard wall, steel sandwich wall, ground anchors, anchor puller, weight plate, sidewalls with PVC-clear window, rain gutters, decoration ceilings and inside curtain, ramp, transport rack.
Contact Information:
Room No. 902, 9th Floor, Jiangwan Business Center, No. 298 Yanjiang Zhong Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China.
Direct: +86-020-83282425
Fax: +86-020-83282425
Mobile: +86-135 7063 0133
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