Traditional Pole Marquees

Make a stunning, traditional

area for your event!

Traditional Pole Marquees were introduced relatively recently into our hire range due to popular appeal. We noticed an ever-increasing demand for rustic and vintage interior styling. With this, the Traditional Pole Marquees have been a big hit!

We found the market full of 'modern traditional marquees'. It is crucial to hold onto the intricate detailing and features inherent in marquees that have been used in England for hundreds of years. 

Our traditional pole marquees use guy ropes and internal poles. They create a definitive 'Country fayre' look and feel and are suitable from the summer months - May to September.

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Traditional Pole Marquees: Key Points

• Traditional, festival/fayre style marquees
• Creates an adorable, simple, rustic look and feel
• It may be used without interior lining
• Breathable canvas material
• Tall, central support poles
• Require binding awnings when affixing to other marquee structures
• Lower wall height than frame tent marquees
• Larger footprint than frame tents due to guy ropes
• Should not be used during the winter months for safety reasons
  

Trendy, rustic appeal

Traditional pole marquees feature interior poles, innovative high peaked roofs and external guy ropes. They offer a lovely, definitive 'Country Fayre' look and feel. Line, wrap or dress the internal poles with floral arrangements to create an attractive interior feature memorable to your event.

Traditional pole tents are very fashionable. They are stunning in a country setting and can be lined or unlined, adding to the rustic, shabby stylish look and feel. Canvas marquees are breathable and, thus, ideal during the summer months. Perfect for parties, weddings and events.

Flexible, adaptable, beautiful

We can provide our marquees with either matted or boarded flooring with a carpet; they can be lined, unlined, or themed to your taste and vision.

Anchored by guy ropes, traditional pole tents need to be situated in a grassed area.