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What Are Custom Pop Up Tents?
A custom pop up tent is a 10’x10’ shelter consisting of a custom-printed polyester canopy and a 1.6” thick aluminum frame. The aluminum frame easily expands and retracts, allowing quick and simple setup. The canopy rests on the top of the frame, providing shade and highly visible brand exposure. Any custom image or graphic can be printed onto the canopy, making it a great solution for advertising your business or organization. Your pop up tent can also come with additional accessories, including a premium carrying case, rope & stake kit, and set of four sandbags.
Custom pop up tents can be used both indoors and outdoors. They are most commonly used at trade shows, marketing events, sporting events, arts and crafts shows, and festivals. They also work great as sales booths. See the image in this section for tent terminology and definitions.
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Tent Canopy
The tent canopy is the portion of the tent that rests on top of the tent frame. It is made of a 600 denier polyester material and is waterproof and UV/weather resistant.
Peak
The peaks are the triangular portions running up the side of the tent canopy. These are mainly used to display logos or custom graphics. There are four peaks, each of which are printable surfaces.
Valence
The valences are the rectangular portions running alongside the bottom of the tent canopy. These are mainly used to display websites, phone numbers, or other information. There are four valences, each of which are printable surfaces.
Tent Frame
The tent frame is the backbone of the tent, providing the tent’s structure and size. It is made of 1.6” (40mm) aluminum and includes telescopic legs that allow you to adjust the height of the tent.
Downloadable Pop Up Tent Template
Tent Canopy Features
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Full Color Digital Printing
Any design, graphic, or combination of colors can be printed onto your tent canopy. Your design will be printed on each side of the tent, allowing for full 360 degree branding.
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600 Denier Polyester Material
Each tent canopy is made with durable 600 denier polyester. This high quality material is not easily scratched or torn and will ensure a long life for your tent.
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Reinforced Strips
You can choose between either black or white reinforced strips to be sewn into the seams of your canopy, providing additional strength and extending its lifespan.
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Weather Resistant and Waterproof
Designed for the outdoors, your tent canopy is coated to repel water, block out sunlight, and withstand the elements.
Tent Frame Features
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1.6” (40mm) Heavy Duty Aluminum
The frame of your tent is made with 1.6” aluminum, providing durability while being light enough to carry around with ease.
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Adjustable Crank
The interior crank allows you to adjust the top of the tent, helping you to straighten out the attached canopy.
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Telescopic Legs
Easily switch between four different heights for your tent. It’s as simple as push, slide, and click.
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Easy Setup and Takedown
The frame of your tent has been engineered to incorporate a folding mechanism that allows it to be set up and taken down in one straight motion. See setup instructions for more information.
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Stabilizing Footplates
Foot plates are welded to the bottom of each tent leg, providing additional stability and giving you the option of securing your tent to the ground with metal stakes*. *included with order
Tent Accessories
Premium Carrying Case
(free with tent purchase)
Rubber wheels and multiple handles for easy transportation
Compartment to carry hardware & accessories
Easily holds tent frame & canopy
Rope & Stake Kit
(free with tent purchase)
Includes four 8” stakes that can be inserted into footplates on tent legs
Includes four 11.5’ nylon ropes to help hold the tent down in windy weather
Kit carrying case helps keep track of pieces
Sandbags (4 piece set)
(available for purchase)
Each bag holds up to 19 lbs of sand
Keeps your tent in place during windy weather
Easy to fill and attach to tent legs
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Tent Frame
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Weight:
43 lbs
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Size:
120"w x 120"d x 124.5"h (smallest)
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Thickness:
120"w x 120"d x 137"h (largest)
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Details:
1.6" (40mm) aluminum
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Uses:
Expandable and retractable, telescopic legs, interior crank, welded footplates, easy setup and take down
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Estimated Lifespan:
Indoor/Outdoor. Trade shows, marketing events, sales booths, sporting events, business events, fairs, festivals
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Weight:
1-3 years* (see FAQ for lifespan details)
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Size:
8 lbs
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Thickness:
120"w x 120"d x 82"h (smallest)
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Details:
600 denier/ 6oz polyester
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Uses:
Waterproof, UV resistant, weather resistant, scratch resistant, easily attaches to tent frame using velcro
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Print Method:
Indoor/Outdoor. Trade shows, marketing events, sales booths, sporting events, business events, fairs, festivals
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Estimated Lifespan:
Four color process dye sublimation, eco-friendly, weather, fade and abrasion resistant ink
Set Up Your Tent In Less Than 5 Minutes
Setting up your custom event tent is a very simple and straightforward process. However, please use the following instructions to ensure proper setup. While it is possible to set up your tent alone, we recommend using at least two people for optimal results. If you would like to keep a copy of setup instructions with your tent, you are able to download and print the setup instructions PDF here.
Slightly expand the tent to the point where you can grab ahold of the interior bars. Utilizing two people, stand across from each other and begin to expand the tent by holding onto the center of the hardware while stepping back. Be sure to avoid the scissor sections of the frame as it unfolds, as it may become a pinching hazard. Continue expanding until the tent is about 5 feet wide.
Place the canopy on top of the frame, aligning the corners and using the Velcro to fasten the canopy to the frame.
Each person will then grab a tent leg, lift, and step backwards to continue expanding the tent. Alternate between legs until the tent has expanded to the full 10 feet. When the tent is fully expanded you will be able to lock it into place by sliding up the locking mechanism at the top of each leg until it clicks into place.
Next, you will need to tighten the tent canopy. Do so by rotating the crank in the center of the tent counterclockwise (when looking down at the crank, clockwise if you are looking up at it). Continue rotating until the center pole has reached its maximum height, making the canopy tight.
Now raise the tent by stepping on one of the footplates and raising the leg of the tent until you hear it click into place. Repeat this process on all four legs of the tent ensuring all four legs click into an equivalent height setting.
You may adjust the height of the tent by pressing down on the red switch on the leg’s locking mechanism and sliding up or down until the leg clicks into place. There are four different height settings for your tent.
Download or Print Pop Up Tent Setup Instructions PDF
If you need to clean your tent canopy we recommend using warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Do not machine wash
the canopy. As for the tent frame, you can use a damp cleaning cloth to remove dirt and scuff marks.
When taking down the tent, start by lowering each tent leg to the lowest height by pressing in the red switch in
the middle of each leg and pushing all the way down. Next, press the red switch on the top of each leg and push down.
This will unlock the tent. Start retracting the tent by using two people to lift up opposing legs and take steps
forward. Once the tent is about five feet wide stop retracting and remove the canopy from the frame. Once the canopy
is removed, continue to retract the tent frame until it is fully collapsed.
Store the tent frame and canopy in an area that is dry and room temperature. Do not keep the canopy on the tent frame
when storing, as this may cause snags or tears.
