Custom
Pop up Tents

Custom pop-up canopy tents are portable tents that have collapsible pop-up frames. It is now a growingly popular choice and favored solution among businesses to promote their brands at trade shows and events.

Since pop-up tents come in different sizes and styles, they’re well-suited to several options. Apart from being known for outdoor recreation, trade shows, and exhibitions, they also work great with sporting events and emergency and disaster relief situations.

Trade show tents come in different types to suit your business needs.
You can choose from blank pop-up tents, custom pop-up or canopy tents, and inflatable tents.

Blank pop-up tents can be used for outdoor markets, backyard parties, or as temporary shelters at campsites.

On the other hand, customized pop-ups or canopy tents work best for marketing and promotional purposes. Be it in trade shows, festivals, or outdoor events. It also provides shelter for outdoor seating areas in restaurants or serves as a base for food vendors.
Inflatable tents work best in various settings like camping trips, music festivals, and outdoor sports events. They are most useful in remote areas where traditional tent poles might be hard to set up or transport.

Branded tents use a dye-sublimation printing technique to create vibrant colors that make your tents pop and catch the eye. These include advanced design options to create an impactful brand recall.

A branded pop-up tent typically starts at $1,800 for a medium-duty model and can rise to $3,000 for a heavy-duty model on average. The price may still go up, depending on the size of the canvas to print.

You need to set your canopy in a sheltered location to keep it secure and prevent it from being blown away. You can also use canopy weights, specially designed to attach to your canopy legs to help keep them in place.

To that end, stakes and guy lines can also be a big help. You can use stakes to anchor the legs to the ground and use guy lines with stakes. Guy lines are the ropes you attach to the corners or sides of the canopy and then stake into the ground. They help distribute the wind load and keep your canopy tent from blowing away.