Raised End Marquee

Raised End Marquee Tent
Raised End Marquee Tent
Raised End Marquee Tent
A painted portrait of a historical military camp. In the center is a group of three children, two women, and a dog. To their right is a white tent with two men inside facing each other. To their left is a group of two men on horses in grey military uniforms with one man standing between them in a red uniform. In the background is a man setting up a large white tent and further behind past a line of trees is a cityscape and cathedral.

Raised End Marquee

$1,509.00 – $2,776.00

A Mr. Sandby took the time in the mid eighteenth century to sketch and paint some wonderful camp scenes. They include great details for tents that are hard to determine anywhere else. He drew tents in formal settings with civilians crowding around, and tents on military campaign with the troops milling about. One of the most interesting of his observations was this end entry marquee. A true treasure the Raised End Marquee offers some of the best of both the round and square marquees.

The shape of a raised end marquee is a modified round end. In other words, there are fewer triangles in the ends so the tent appears more as a facet than a half circle. The walls and doors are highest at the ends (5’ 8″ on the 10’ 6″marquees and 6’ 2″ on the 13′), tapering to a low point at the center of the sides (4′ for the 10’ 6″ and 4’ 6″ on the 13′). This graceful curve gives the marquee a truly elegant appearance.

The shallow roof pitch and differing wall heights make perimeter poles a necessity for this structure. While contributing to the transportation burden, they do allow the tent to take up less camp space. The Raised End Marquee has four wall sections.

Extra Doors

All marquees and pavilions come with two doors standard. You can add 1 or 2 more doors.

Trim Style *

Sine Wave Castle Roman Wave No Trim

Trim Color *

White Linen Black Brown Tan (Heather) Rust Burgundy Red Pink Plum Navy Mediterranean Blue Sapphire (Slate Blue) Persian (Teal) Forest Green Alpine Green Green Sea Spray Yellow Concord (Purple)

Roof Vent

Segmented Mud Flaps

MUD FLAPS are standard on all walls. The standard width on the mud flap is 10″. Some vendors have requested we remove the mud flaps so as to allow walls to be more easily put up or taken down without moving poles, because on square and rectangular marquees the perimeter poles do rest on the mud flap. Some customers go with the segmented mud flaps if they want the protection and convenience. We are happy to do this.

None No Segmented Mud Flaps Add Segmented Mud Flaps +10.00%

Half-way ties on Walls

Vendors, families with toddlers, those who want more breeze but some privacy; there are plenty of people who might like to drop just the upper half of their walls, and ties at the half-way point make that possible.

Divider with Door

Stove Jack

Looking for a way to keep warm? We can install a silicon jack through which a stove pipe can exit your tent, enabling you to have a toasty warm wood stove right inside your tent. Please pick the diameter of desired stove jack.

Oval vs Circular for slanted surfaces

Stove jacks installed on slanted walls are usually oval in shape to allow for stove pipe to be straight up and down, not angled. If you would prefer a circular jack, your pipe will have to angled.

Please provide with a description of where you would like your stove jack placed. Height and which wall. Standard is 42″ off the ground.

Toggles on your Door

All doors on our tents come with tie closures, but we can substitute loops and wooden toggle closures.

Add height to your walls

Thicker than standard canvas

Some folks like a thicker than usual canvas. Our regular 10 oz. holds up very well, but we can accommodate a thicker canvas.

Screen Windows

How many windows would you like?

Add brass rings to your stake loops.

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Description

A Mr. Paul Sandby took the time in the mid eighteenth century to sketch and paint some wonderful camp scenes. They include great details for tents that are hard to determine anywhere else. He drew tents in formal settings with civilians crowding around, and tents on military campaign with the troops milling about. One of the most interesting of his observations was this end entry marquee. A true treasure the Raised End Marquee offers some of the best of both the round and square marquees.

The shape of a raised end marquee is a modified round end. In other words, there are fewer triangles in the ends so the tent appears more as a facet than a half circle. The walls and doors are highest at the ends (5’ 8″ on the 10’ 6″marquees and 6’ 2″ on the 13′), tapering to a low point at the center of the sides (4′ for the 10’ 6″ and 4’ 6″ on the 13′). This graceful curve gives the marquee a truly elegant appearance.

The shallow roof pitch and differing wall heights make perimeter poles a necessity for this structure. While contributing to the transportation burden, they do allow the tent to take up less camp space (raised-end marquee to the left depicts a 15′ x 27′ tent) . The Raised End Marquee has four wall sections.

Unless otherwise noted, Tentsmith tents are made out of 10 oz. white Sunforger – mold and mildew resistant canvas.

All PRODUCTS ARE “CANVAS ONLY”. YOU WILL NEED POLES, ROPES, AND STAKES TO SET UP YOUR TENT, WHICH CAN BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY.

Additional information

Weight 1 oz
Dimensions 1 × 1 × 1 in
Size

10 x 15 x 8', 13' x 19' x 8'9", 13' x 22' x 8'9", 13' x 25' x 8'9", 15' x 21' x 9'6", 15' x 24' x 9'6", 15' x 27' x 9'6"

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