The footprint is 20 ft × 30 ft; listed overall heights vary by model and commonly include about 11.5 ft, 12 ft, and 12.6 ft.
Typical capacities reported are roughly: 50 people for a sit‑down dinner, 60 for a buffet, 75 for row seating, and about 120 for a cocktail/standing event.
Typical listings reference a main frame or center poles around 1.5" diameter, with side or secondary poles and fittings around 1.25" diameter.
Tops are commonly described as waterproof and UV‑resistant; many listings also advertise flame retardancy (some meeting CPAI‑84), plus resistance to mold, tearing, and fading. One listing notes blocking up to 90% of sun exposure. Specific claims vary by product.
Kits commonly include stakes, ropes, and a storage bag; some listings add 1" ratchet straps. Descriptions often recommend setup on grass or other soft surfaces and position these tents for residential or light‑commercial use. Anchoring needs and suitability for hard surfaces vary by model.
Assembly typically requires adults and basic tools; many kits note that tools are not provided. At least one listing advertises tool‑free setup and includes step‑by‑step manuals and installation videos. Labor and tool needs vary by model and complexity.
Guidance varies by listing: several state these tents are not designed as permanent structures and advise against leaving them up in extreme weather (one listing warns against use in winds over about 20–25 mph). A minority of descriptions refer to longer‑term or 'permanent' outdoor use, so users should follow the specific product guidance for wind, snow, and continuous installation.
