Connecticut · Est. 1974
Tent rentals & layout-ready structures
Frame tents, modular bays, and large clear-span structures, quoted to your guest count, site, and program. Browse rental inventory from the gold control in the site header on the homepage, or the Browse inventory callout on the Planning hub, or scroll for systems and add-ons and the guide tabs for families and jobsite tents.
What we rent
Your quote ties real inventory to date and layout. Square footage is the geometry; guest counts depend on tables, dance floor, aisles, and service, see the guide tab for popular footprints and a seating preview table.
Frame & quick-peak tents
Clear-span frame interiors without center poles, ideal for rounds, dance floors, and sidewalls. Quick-peak and compact footprints suit tight timelines and smaller yards when anchoring is planned.
Footprint: ~100 to 2,400+ sq ft per single unit (e.g. 10×10 through ~40×60 class); many dinners land ~800 to 1,400 sq ft before dance and service.
Guests (est.): Often ~40 to 150 seated in mid-size footprints; every layout changes the math.
Pole tents
Classic peaks and elegant lines, often on grass with staking. Plan seating and sight lines around center poles.
Footprint: Varies by span and manufacturer; we match pole layout to your program.
Guests (est.): Guest counts follow table plan, pole locations, and dance or buffet zones.
Marquee tents
Covered walkways and connectors for arrivals, queues, and tent-to-building transitions, great paired with frame or modular mains.
Footprint: Linear runs and connectors sized to path and weather plan.
Guests (est.): Flow and queue capacity more than seated dinner counts.
Large structures & expandable systems
Gutter-linked expandable bays build one roofline for dining, dance, bars, and walkways. Sixty-foot-class clear-span covers galas and festivals with anchoring, access, and staging planned to your site survey.
Footprint: Connected bays ~400 to 1,800+ sq ft each (totals add with gutters); 60′ class often ~3,600 to 9,000+ sq ft before multi-bay totals.
Guests (est.): Roughly ~60 to 200+ on modular runs; ~150 to 500+ on large clear-span, program and site drive the plan.
Modular layouts & gutters
Compatible frame and expansion bays often connect with gutters so seating, dance, bar, and walkways sit under one coordinated roof, better weather continuity and cleaner sight lines than separate tents.
- Sized to guest count and run of show
- Dining, dance, and mingling zones in one plan
- Works on split or irregular sites when surveyed
- Sidewalls & lighting across the linked footprint
Add-ons that finish the tent
Most events need more than a roof, sidewalls, light, and floor define how the space feels at night and in weather.
Sidewalls & siding
Solid, window, mixed, wind, rain, sun control
Lighting
String, uplight, packages matched to timeline
Gutters & links
Modular connected layouts
Floors & dance
Defined dance areas, leveling
Tables & chairs
Scaled to service style
Staging & climate
Elevation, heat/cool as quoted
Sidewalls & hard surfaces
Window and solid siding manage wind, rain, and sight lines. On courts or pavement, ballasts replace stakes. Rain planning · Gallery
Weddings & backyards
Flow, dance floor, and weather backup, wedding tents, backyard FAQ.
Corporate & schools
Picnics, graduations, public programs, corporate rentals, packages.
Sizing: Tent size guide · FAQ sizing · Tent inventory · Get a quote
Guide · Jobsite · Inventory
Families, sizing tables, jobsite summary, and inventory orientation. Full pricing stays on the linked pages.
Tent families
Start from how your event moves, cocktail, seated dinner, dance floor, then pick a family that matches your surface and style.
Frame Tents
Clear-span frame tents give open interiors without center poles, ideal for rounds, head tables, lighting, dance floors, and sidewalls that match your run of show.
ExploreExpandable Tent Structures
Modular bays gutter together for one roofline, scaling into 60′ class clear-span as programs grow, with anchoring driven by site survey.
ExploreElegant Pole Tents
Pole tents bring timeless peaks and elegant outdoor lines, with center poles and staking that suit grass sites and classic wedding or festival aesthetics.
ExploreMarquee & walkways
Marquee sections keep guests comfortable along entries, queues, L-shaped paths, and rain-smart routes between tents and buildings.
ExploreTent & canopy gallery
Live catalog for tent and canopy rentals: browse packages, filters, and add favorites to your wishlist.
Which tent type fits?
Quick comparison, your quote is still layout-specific.
| Family | Best for | Interior | Surfaces |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frame tents | Seated dinners, dance floors, decor, and flexible layouts | Clear-span, no center poles | Many surfaces with proper anchoring |
| Expandable tent structures | Growing layouts, connected bays, long rectangles, and high-capacity clear-span | Modular bays plus large 60′ class spans when the program demands it | Site-dependent; gutters, ballast, and survey-driven anchoring |
| Elegant pole tents | Classic look and traditional outdoor events | Center poles, plan seating around poles | Often grass / staking |
| Marquee & walkways | Arrivals, queues, connectors, and rain-protected flow | Linear runs and covered paths | Paired with mains; anchoring per path layout |
Popular footprints
Estimated use cases; sizing always follows your layout.
20×20
400 sq ft
Typical backyard main-tent starting point when you want real seated room.
Details20×40
800 sq ft
Popular for many seated dinners, layout-dependent.
Details30×30
900 sq ft
Extra room for dance floor and aisles.
Details30×45
1,350 sq ft
Strong for dinner + dance + service.
Details60×60
3,600 sq ft
Large clear-span for major events.
DetailsWhat fits? (preview)
Round and banquet estimates, add aisles, dance floor, and service in your real plan.
| Guests | 60″ rounds (est.) | 8′ banquet (est.) | Chairs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40 | 5 | 5 | 40 |
| 60 | 8 | 8 | 60 |
| 80 | 10 | 10 | 80 |
| 100 | 13 | 12 to 13 | 100 |
| 120 | 15 | 15 | 120 |
Tent inventory snapshot: 20×20 frame units ×18, expandable 20′ systems ×6, marquee ~300 linear ft (positioning only).
Prefer the expanded hub layout? Tent guide hub (/tents) mirrors this guide with gallery photos and cross-links.
Jobsite tent coverage
Yes, we rent tents for active Connecticut jobsites, not only parties. Stations give crews dependable shade, organized hydration, and heat-relief staging when schedules run hot.
- Shade, hydration, and heat-relief station packages for outdoor crews
- 14-day construction tent rates sized for roofing, paving, and landscaping sites
- Delivery, setup, and pickup coordinated for active job schedules
Rental inventory snapshot
Use this as orientation, not live availability. Full line items, SKUs-style lists, and add-ons live on the inventory page.
- Tents: 10×10 through large clear-span; expandable bays ×6; marquee ~300 linear ft.
- Seating: folding chairs to ~8,000 plastic; 300 white padded.
- Tables: 60″ rounds ×150, 8′ banquet ×170, cocktail high-tops ×35.
- Structures: 60×60 / 60×90 / 60×150 class units on file for major layouts.
Ready to book with confidence?
Tell us your date, town, and guest count. We will walk through setup with you, answer questions without the runaround, and help you get a layout that works for your people and your place.
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