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RECTANGULAR
MARQUEES
RECTANGULAR MARQUEES can be found in historical sketches from Roman
times through the Medieval era and well into the 19th century. We have seen
paintings of these tents in war campaigns and 18th century garden parties.
With square corners, they offer a great deal of useable floor space for  furniture or a vender's wares. Historically,
many of these tents were decorated with stripes for a truly striking
appearance.
Rectangular Marquees have been popular at Rendezvous and Trade Fairs as
vendor's trade tents. Walls are easy to move, or remove, to display wares
and make it easy for customers to enter and stay dry while they shop. Walls
may be lifted like awnings to further shade clients and spread inventory
beyond the normal wall space. Optional wall ties allow the walls to be
lowered, exposing stock while adding to security, or for venting.
Families have found the benefits of Rectangular Marquees to be delightful
for multiple-day events. With just a slight bit more set up time the
Marquee offers stand up room in the entire tent, poles to hang clothing and
gear, the ability to subdivide for separate selling and living, and a
wonderful structure to weather a long storm.
 We build our Rectangular Marquees to be
supported with wall poles at every seam (approx. every 3') as the seams are
designed to take the weight of the canvas and the stress of the wind. Walls
are suspended with snap hooks and "D" rings. We also offer the
wooden toggles that appeared on the Austrian 15th century marquee if you
don't mind trading the interior valance for the look of the past.
Mud flaps are standard but may be eliminated for ease in selling. We
reinforce the entire bottom of the wall if the mud flaps are not applied.
Doors are routinely placed in the center of the long sides but may be moved
anywhere or added to any location that suits your needs.
Prices reflect Rectangular Marquees at specific wall heights, we add or
subtract from wall heights to a clients specification. Although period
marquees had steep roofs to shed rain and snow, we also have patterns to
increase or decrease the roof rise and therefore, the overall ridge height.
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Width x Length
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Wall Height
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Roof Rise
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Sunforger
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Sunforger-Flame
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8'6" x 11'3"
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6'
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3'
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$700
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$755
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8'6" x 14'
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6'
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3'
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$740
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$800
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8'6" x 16'10"
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6'
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3'
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$815
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$865
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11'3" x 14'
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6'
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4'
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$880
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$960
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11'3" x 16'10"
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6'
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4'
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$965
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$1,060
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11'3" x 19'8"
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6'
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4'
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$1,055
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$1,145
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14' x 16'10"
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6'
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4'6"
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$1,060
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$1,230
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14' x 19'8"
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6'6"
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4'6"
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$1,130
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$1,360
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14' x 22'6"
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6'6"
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4'6"
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$1,205
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$1,410
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14' x 25'4"
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6'6"
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4'6"
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$1,290
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$1,500
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16'10" x 19'8"
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6'6"
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5'
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$1,290
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$1,500
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16'10" x 22'6"
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6'6"
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5'
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$1,390
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$1,580
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16'10" x 25'4"
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6'6"
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5'
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$1,480
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$1,760
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16'10" x 27'2"
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6'6"
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5'
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$1,590
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$1,840
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19'8" x 22'6"
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7"
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5'
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$1,510
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$1,780
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19'8" x 25'4"
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7"
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5'
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$1,710
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$2,045
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19'8" x 27'2"
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7"
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5'
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$1,920
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$2,310
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Please
specify Trim Style & Color when ordering.
Dimensions above are usual finished sizes.
OPTIONS
EXTRA DOORS ~ $40 each (6' walls)...$45 each (6'6"
and 7' walls).
SLANT WALL RECTANGULAR MARQUEES: Rectangular marquees can be built
with slanted walls. Many drawings and paintings of tents in the Middle Ages
and the 18th century show slant wall rectangular tents in use. We use a
standard slope of 18" for a wall so the tent footprint is three feet
greater than the eaves measurement. (Please be sure of the placement of
doors as the slanted walls make moving the doors to a new location
impossible.) To modify any marquee above to slanted walls please add 7%.
Pole Instructions
Setup
Instructions
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