Definition: FRAME TENT:  A tent with an assembled framework made of aluminum or steel pipes that supports the fabric roof and defines the shape of the structure. The rigid framework allows the tent to be free-standing without additional support, but requires the anchoring system as a pole-supported tent to hold it in place, as specified by applicable fire or building codes.

To maximize use of the interior tent space that you are paying rent for, Tent Masters Inc uses frame tents.  Frame tents have a frame going around the inside of the tent to give it strength and stability.  From the side frame a tent top frame is formed to make the entire tent frame.  There are no tent poles in the middle that take up space where your guest would be sitting therefore you get to use the entire tent square footage.  Also frame tents are low profile tents.  They can be set up in back yards where there may be overhead electrical wire, telephone wire, cable wires or tree obstructions.  They also need less room to stake down.  A 20 x 20 frame tent can be staked down in a 22 x 22 foot area where the same pole tent needs 32 x 32 foot area.  They are also safer.  You don't have the tent straps going 12 feet from the tent to the stake for holding the tent down.  They can be installed on grass, concrete, asphalt, decks in back yards, decks on top of garages, to cover pools, you name it we can install it.  We stock all colors of tents red and white, blue and white, green and white, yellow and white and wedding white.

POLE TENTS

Pole tents have poles that hold the tent up while the customer is using the tent.  In the middle of the tent will be one or two poles that will hold up the middle section of the tent.  Most pole tents are very high in the middle so they can not be used in the city area where there are any type of service lines above the tent.  They also need alot of room for the strapes to hold the tent down to the stakes.  See picture above for pole tent.