Custom Stretch Tents

Once the proposed tent has been approved and confirmed as within budget, our director, Brett, will visit your venue to begin the design process. This is a meticulous stage that involves taking detailed measurements of the space and discussing your vision for the finished tent.

Key considerations during this visit include fixing points, any bespoke steel bracket fabrication required, water drainage routes, and the optimal placement of centre poles.

Following this site visit, we send the drawings and measurements to our specialist team in South Africa, where 2D and 3D rendered designs are created.

Once the design, colour, branding, and final details are approved—and a deposit has been received—you’ll just need to look forward to the installation, when all the planning and investment come to life.

Due to seasonal demand and the complexity of custom designs, these tents typically take 4–6 weeks to cut, manufacture, and air freight to the UK.

As the tent nears completion, we work closely with the manufacturer to coordinate freight and delivery to the UK. Once an arrival date is confirmed, we’ll get in touch with you to arrange a suitable installation day. Throughout the process, we’ll keep you fully informed and are happy to schedule the install at a time that minimises any disruption to your business.

The installation itself is straightforward, as all fixture and fitting points will have been carefully planned in advance. All we ask is that any movable obstacles—such as tables and chairs—are cleared to give us the space we need to work efficiently.

Hey presto—your stunning and functional stretch tent is ready to go, enhancing your business both financially and aesthetically.

Nestled in the beautiful village of Shoreham in Kent, this 16th-century pub had recently changed hands, with the new owner eager to make the most of the enclosed courtyard garden.

The brief: To cover as much of the courtyard as possible, with a watertight join above the door leading into the courtyard. The goal was to create a cosy space where winter patrons could dine alfresco—warm, comfortable, and unaffected by the weather.

The solution: Without a doubt, one of my favourite—and most challenging—projects to date. It was a fantastic opportunity for us to showcase the skills we’ve honed over the years.

To achieve the client’s vision, we incorporated the Kedar rail system to form a watertight seal between the tent and the wall of the pub above the exit, ensuring rainwater wouldn’t fall onto guests as they entered the courtyard. We also designed bespoke brackets to lift the tent over an existing oak-framed outbuilding, again preventing water ingress and cleverly directing rainwater into the venue’s existing drainage system.