Aluminium Structures
Aluminium structures are the new way of providing
temporary structures for marquee hire. Unlike traditional marquees they
use an aluminium skeleton into which the pvc covers are slid in. The
great advantage of these structures is that they don't need central
poles to hold the structure up. This allows great flexibility in the
layout of the interior. They also require less steel stakes to be
driven into the ground and as such can be used on hard surfaces
providing there is a suitable way to hold them down such as with
weights.
They have greater stability in the wind and also are higher at
the eaves. Due to the strength of the structure, they are ideal where
lighting rigs and the suchlike need to be suspended to illuminate a
stage for example
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Our aluminium structures are available in widths of 3m (10'), 6m (20'),
9m (30') and 12m (40') wide in this style and we can keep adding
sections onto the length to go as long as you may require. |
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The amount of guests you can comfortably seat in our marquees depends
entirely on the size, the table below is a guide to this. The seated
number is calculated using tables of eight at a 5' round table.
This is only a guide, as items such as dance floors, stages, bar areas
etc. will reduce the number. Please contact us and we can give you a
personalised floor plan and design for your event.
Size in Meters
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Seated Capacity
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Standing Capacity
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9 x 6
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45 |
60 |
9 x 9
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60 |
90 |
9 x 12
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80 |
120 |
9 x 15
|
125 |
150 |
9 x 18
|
150 |
180 |
9 x 21
|
175 |
210 |
9 x 24
|
210 |
240 |
12 x 12
|
130 |
266 |
12 x 15
|
160 |
333 |
12 x 18
|
190 |
400 |
12 x 21
|
230 |
466 |
12 x 24
|
280
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533
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As with our traditional marquees, we can fit solid floors with carpet
(choice of colours) to our aluminium structure to give a firm and flat
base.
We can also fit doors and window sides to the marquee to allow light into the structure.
Our narrower structures can be used to link our marquees to each other and buildings allowing covered walkways for your guests.
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Aluminium Structures