40x60 Tents

A 40x60 covers 2,400 square feet — roughly the floor area of a small banquet hall, with no columns in it. At this size you are not renting shelter, you are supplying a venue.

What fits under a 40x60

Who buys this size

Rental companies whose largest unit defines what jobs they can bid, festival main stages and beer halls, revival and camp meeting organisers, expo operators, disaster relief agencies, and temporary storage and staging where 2,400 covered square feet substitutes for a building.

Which series to choose

Frame tents clear-span the whole 2,400 sq ft. For expo layouts, staging and anything where the floor plan cannot be negotiated, this is the requirement rather than the upgrade.

Engineered high peak pole tents cover this area for considerably less capital and give the tall dramatic roof people associate with a big event tent. Centre poles down the long axis need to be designed into the layout from the start, not worked around afterwards.

Before you order

Three things decide whether a 40x60 is practical for you: transport (check the shipping weight on the product page against your vehicle), crew (see hiring and training install crews), and site access — 40-ft frame members need room to be carried and staged, and a site you can reach with a 20x20 may not take this. A site survey is not optional at this size.

What to order with it

Sidewalls (200 linear feet of perimeter) · Dance floors · Staging · Liners · Cooling and heating — read the HVAC sizing guide before quoting climate control on 2,400 sq ft.

Other sizes

Down: 40x40 · 30x60. Up: 40x80 (3,200 sq ft).

Call 866-296-3868. We would rather talk through the site, the crew and the permit before you order at this size. Se habla español.