Spare part for 3m wide Party Tent DIY Marquee
Part 7: Middle or straight foot plate
Made from 38mm steel galvanised pipe.
Please note that our spare parts are unlikely to be compatible with other makes of marquee even if they look similar.
DIY Marquees are very useful and flexible, they can be used to gain a room by attaching to a house or connected to another marquee to cover larger areas.
3m Party Tent Part 7 – Middle/Straight foot plate
£12.00
- Strong Steel
- Galvanised
- Corrosion Resistant
Specifications
Additional information
| Diameter | 42mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanised Steel |
| Thickness | 1.3mm |
Additional information
| Diameter | 42mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanised Steel |
| Thickness | 1.3mm |
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Event Planning Articles
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How to connect your marquee to a house
There are usually two ways of connecting a marquee to a house:
1) butting the marquee directly up to the house so guests walk straight from one in to the other or
2) using a walkway to connect the two together.
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Should I remove the sides of my marquee in strong winds?
No, a marquee is far more wind resistant with the sides on rather than off. For some reason there are many people who believe that leaving the sides off a marquee ‘lets the wind pass through’. I will try to explain below why this is not true and why leaving the sides off of a marquee actually makes it far more susceptible to the wind than leaving the sides on.
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How to anchor your marquee down on hard surfaces
Heavy weights: Using heavy weights strapped to a marquee is the most popular method for anchoring marquees down on hard surfaces. Any heavy weight should be strapped directly to the marquee, try and avoid using straps down to a weight a short distance away from the marquee in case the weight moves and the strap can loosen. There are a number of different weighting options.
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Best Practices in windy conditons
- (obviously) make sure the marquee is well anchored down. Tie down kits are good, additional stakes over groundbars and/or fixing down to buildings even better.
- The side of a marquee is more wind resistant than an end. Wind hitting the end of a marquee is blowing against a flat surface, when it hits the side there is the slope of the roof allowing the wind to pass over the top.
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How long can a marquee stay up for?
Marquees are only designed as temporary structures, if you have them up for a long time then certain precautions should be taken. Checking it regularly for signs of wear & tear, checking the strength of bungees, making sure there is no water or snow gathering on the roof, not leaving it up in extreme weather conditions. All common sense stuff really.
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A 30cm wide, 15m long guttering kit (worth £55 + VAT) will automatically be added free of charge to any multiple order – please note that this will not appear in your cart but will be added to your order before dispatch.
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