• Anchoring without stakes

    Published On: August 1, 2007Categories: Features, On the Job

    Event professionals should think twice before agreeing to provide a tent that is not staked. By Ken Keberle Tent installations are increasingly becoming dependent on alternative methods for anchoring a tent. These non-staking jobs are changing the way many companies do business. Regardless of your reason for considering a non-staking installation, the overwhelming consideration must [...]

  • The principles of tent heating and cooling

    Published On: August 1, 2007Categories: Features, On the Job

    Learn the principles of tent heating and cooling to deliver more comfortable events for your clients. By Tom Markel The event business never gets any easier, and heating or cooling our temporary structures and tents is no different. The standards and codes for heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) are primarily developed by the American [...]

  • Innovative lighting illuminates tent interiors

    Published On: June 1, 2007Categories: Industry News, On the Job, Products

    Tent interiors could be drastically different with the addition of SuperFlex™ lighting from Crosslink™. This futuristic lighting is flexible, foldable and crushable—Crosslink says the lighting is able to withstand nearly 1,000 crush cycles in a wringer test. The lightweight and durable electroluminescent (EL) technology is based on an inherently conductive polymer, known as PEDOT or [...]

  • Tent companies provide solutions to common tent-related problems

    Published On: June 1, 2007Categories: On the Job

    Companies relay their tent-related headaches and how they’ve learned to cope. By Eileen Engebretson You’ve seen them before and you’ll see them again—sometimes no matter how hard you try to avoid them. Who are those uninvited guests? They are those particularly maddening problems that tent rental companies come across during tent installations or other event [...]