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Create More Event Space With Tentipi
20 May 2020
AUTHENTIC NORDIC TIPIS
Beautiful | Spacious | Versatile
Tentipi Event Tents provide essential added space and capacity for socially distanced hospitality.
As the world emerges from lockdown, the immediate challenge for the hospitality, event and sporting industries is the need for extra space.
Safe social distancing solutions are the key to getting back to business.
For 31 years Tentipi Event Tents have been supplying imaginative, practical and beautiful structures to pubs, bars, restaurants and venues around the world.
Fully engineered and meeting international fire safety standards, Tentipi Event Tents are easy to build and fast to install.
Below are just two examples of how socially distanced seating can work in our tipis.
With every order we are offering:
Free delivery for locations within 250 miles of UK warehouse.
Free training and initial build.
Free Tentipi Marketing Starter Pack.
Free Floor Planning Tools.
Free membership to our Authentic Nordic Tipi Association (on all Cirrus 40 & Stratus 72 orders).
OUR NORDIC TIPI RANGE
STRATUS™️ 72
The Stratus provides the ultimate flexibility; it can be pitched all sides up, all sides down, or a combination of both.
Multiple Stratus can be linked to create even more event space.
CIRRUS™️ RANGE
The Cirrus tipis are a versatile range used by a wide variety of hospitality businesses, glamping venues, educational groups and private customers who need extra space.
Designed to extend event space and host gatherings, with ease of use as top priority. Available in 4 sizes.
THE CIRRUS 72
THE CIRRUS 40
THE CIRRUS 28
THE CIRRUS 20
NIMBUS™️ 16
The Nimbus is a simple but versatile canopy that is suitable for a bar, barbeque, or covered seating area.
BUYERS' GUIDE & PRICE LIST
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