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Structure Tents

Versatile. Clean. Built for Any Vision.

Our Structure Tents are the go-to structure for spaces that demand flexibility, strength, and a clean, open interior. With no center poles, these tents offer a completely unobstructed layout—ideal for custom floor plans, long tables, stages, and installations. Whether you're building on grass, pavement, decking, or over a pool, frame tents adapt to your environment with elegance and efficiency.

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Key Features

No Interior Poles
Enjoy a fully open floorplan with maximum usable space—perfect for large-scale dining, intricate layouts, or unique furniture arrangements.

Flexible Installation
Structure tents can be anchored on almost any surface: grass, gravel, concrete, or even suspended over structural flooring.

Modular + Scalable
Available in a wide range of sizes and configurations—great for everything from intimate gatherings to multi-tent event campuses.

Weather-Ready
Strong and stable in diverse climates; ideal for events that require secure coverage in challenging conditions.

Customizable Appearance
Add clear tops for sky views, install ceiling liners for softness, or drape the legs for a polished, tailored finish.

Ideal For:

  • Complex or large installation sites

  • Events requiring clear spans (e.g., stages, dance floors, A/V builds)

  • Semi-permanent or long-term installations

  • Creative layouts or asymmetrical floorplans

  • Pairing with custom flooring, glass walls, or lighting truss systems

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Structure Tent FAQs

  • A structure tent, also known as a clear-span tent, has no interior poles, offering a wide-open interior. This allows for maximum flexibility in floor plans, large stages, dramatic design elements, and unobstructed views.

  • This tent is scalable and modular — available in widths ranging from 20’ to 100’+ and expandable in length to your liking. Perfect for everything from intimate dinners to large-scale galas and events.

  • Yes. Its durable frame and engineered construction make it ideal for extended installations or events requiring extensive load-in/out periods.