20 feet by 20 feet tent

Frame materials are typically steel (listed as galvanized steel, steel alloy, or steel). Canopy materials commonly include PVC vinyl, PVC-coated polyester, and polyethylene (PE).

Common capacity figures shown are: seated dinner about 33 people, buffet-style around 40, row/theater seating about 50, and up to 80 standing. One listing also notes it fits roughly eight tables.

Packages commonly include the canopy/top and the frame or poles. Many kits also include pins or base plates, stakes, ropes, fittings, and a storage bag; some options add a sidewall kit.

Tents are typically anchored with stakes, ropes, or ratchet straps; many kits include pegs and wind ropes. Some frames list closed ground bars or extra ground links and offer replaceable ropes for attaching sidewalls to improve stability.

Reported overall heights vary by model — examples include about 12 ft and 12.6 ft, with other listings at 10.5 ft or 8.5 ft. One description lists about 7 ft of leg clearance under the canopy. Heights and leg clearance depend on the specific tent model.

Many listings describe tops as waterproof and UV- or sun-resistant. Other commonly advertised qualities include fade-resistance, mold-resistance, tear-resistance, and general weather resistance.

Listed warranty periods include 30-day, 90-day, and 6-month limited warranties. Listings also commonly warn that these tents are not designed as permanent structures and recommend residential or short-term use.