tent-Pole-Supported Tents

A tent that features a set of individual poles arranged beneath the fabric roof to support and define the shape of the structure.  The fabric roof is tensioned over the poles and attached to ropes and/or cables at designated spots around the fabric's edges.  The ropes/cables are anchored to the ground using stakes, augers, or weights around the perimeter of the tent.  Pole-supported tents,are the grandfather of the tent industry, and were once the only type of tent available.  Though they have lost ground to newer designs, pole-supported tents remain popular in the United States and are still considered an important part of most tent rental inventories.

A tent that features a set of individual poles arranged beneath the fabric roof to support and define the shape of the structure