The big picture

August 1st, 2015

Code discussions loom over a busy tent and event season. By Jill Lafferty, Editor Much of the North American tent rental industry is at the height of its busy season—and it shows on my Facebook news feed. InTents readers are posting photos and descriptions of tent installations and everything underneath—stunning fabric treatments, fun lounge arrangements, […]

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Lyme disease prevention

August 1st, 2015

Outdoor workers may be at risk for tick-borne illnesses. Tick-borne diseases are commonly associated with outdoor recreation such as hunting and fishing, but the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recognize that outdoor workers are also at risk. The CDC offers a Lyme disease fact sheet for outdoor […]

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Circus glam

August 1st, 2015

Liner fabric in a bold color scheme raised a circus-themed corporate event to new heights of glamour. Photo by McNee Productions. Dramatic draping brings elegance to circus-themed event. Circuses evoke all kinds of emotions—thrills, laughter, amusement, delight. But they usually aren’t associated with glamour. Elias Events of Houston, Texas, took on the challenge of creating […]

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Just right

August 1st, 2015

Accurately determining space needs is critical for a successful tented event. The strategies of experienced tent and event pros help to make the process more science than art. Determining space requirements for a tented event can be fraught with consequence. Cut estimates too close and the event may feel as crammed as a rush-hour subway. […]

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Designer dome

August 1st, 2015

Todd Events shows that a dome can be a stunning choice for any party. When a client wanted an iconic tent, event design firm Todd Events of Dallas, Texas, didn’t just source a tent. They bought one. And not just any tent, either. A geodesic dome nearly 100 feet in diameter, with a center height […]

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