The Marquee:

The Marquee Tent, known by its high-peaked center adds a great professional look to any event. The Marquee is designed with economics in mind; priced right and with far fewer pieces. This allows for an installation that is both quick and efficient.

Available in a variety of sizes with features such as skylights that add colour and natural light. Often used as stand alone unit or combined for a larger space. The Marquis fits well in unusual spaces such as patios, entranceways or added for additional reception space. The Marquee is one of the most versatile special events tent.

Add light fixtures or optional walls inside or colourful flags for the peak on the outside.

Marquee Tent sizes:

8x15, 10x10, 10x20, 15x15, 15x20, 20x20, 20x30, 30x30, 30x45Hex.

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The Grand:

This larger frame Tent is very versatile, allowing you to set the size limit. The Grand has one of the most flexible designs for modular spaces. The Grand makes a statement.

Additional features are doors, fans, lighting, heat, flooring and stages.

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The Popular Pop Up:

Quick and efficient to cover a small area of 10`x 10` just `pop`it up and your ready to go!
Quite common for use at trade shows, sports venues etc.
Popular for Corporate Branding.
Side walls available.

Clear Span:

Similar to the Grand, the Clear Span offers a completely free-span interior giving the Grand maximum use of space. With no center poles or guy wires your interior space seems limitless.

Dimensions and designs can be adapted to meet your requirements - the only limitation on length - is location.

History on Tents

Throughout history tents have provided temporary and transportable accommodation for many people. But for many Aboriginal people, this was their main accommodation and was used for hunting expeditions, feasts, and other ceremony.

The oldest known tents come from Siberia, Lapland, Iceland and Alaska. In Canada and the United States the native tents were known as teepees. Tents were originally made from animal skins. In the earlier years of history most of the tents were made from goat or goat hair. In Canadian history most teepees were made from buffalo or deer hide. First Nations people have a very high respect for mother nature and when they went hunting they used every part of the animal, saving the hides for the tents.

As a young boy I remember very clearly going to many Pow wows with my father. There would be hundreds of teepees where everyone would stay for a couple of weeks during these celebrations. I would always help my Dad put up our teepee and I have been intrigued by tents ever since. After 20 years in the business I still have the greatest respect for where tents have originated from.

Tents have mostly been used for accommodation, but in this century tents have become very popular for large gatherings of people and special events. In Vancouver, with our very rainy weather there has been a huge increase in the need for tents of every size for small gatherings to huge events. Tents have moved into a different era where they have become multipurpose and not just temporary accommodation.

History is important and as such it is important for me as a First Nations person to ensure that we blend our tradition and customs with modern times. As such most of our tents will carry coast salish art work on them and will be blessed in our traditional way before they are used or rented out.

We would like to give thanks to all those animals in nature who gave their lives many years ago so tents could be part of this modern time.