Engineered to withstand wind strengths of up to 90km/hr pavilion marquees are aluminium framed with white or clear canvas, available in a large range of sizes. We have marquees for hire that can be up to 69m long. So ask us what size will most suit your event.

No the Pavilion Marquee does not have internal poles

Yes, with concrete weighting.

Yes, there are a couple of options for flooring in your pavilion marquee for hire.

We have heaters which can be used to pre-warm the pavilion marquee, we find that once all guests are inside it is rare to need additional warmth, especially on the Coast.

Air conditioning can be installed inside the marquee.

No, our staff are trained to ensure that the marquee is installed meeting all regulations.

Yes, our pavilion marquees are waterproof making them a perfect choice for to hire to ensure your party or event stays dry.

Yes you can install silk lining or fairy or festoon lights in your pavilion marquee for hire.

We offer clear, windowed or plain white walls for our marquees for hire. The choice of walls available will depend on which style of structure marquee for hire you have chosen.

Always leave a metre the whole way around the perimeter. Be aware of overhanging branches. If you think it’s going to be tight we will do a site inspection.

Engineered to withstand wind strengths of up to 70km/hr peg pole marquee hire are available in a 3 sizes. Check out the marquee section in the Hire Products section of the site to see the available sizes of peg pole marquee hire options or give us a call and ask us what size will most suit your event or party.

Yes the Peg and Pole Marquee has internal poles

No, peg and pole marquees cannot be used for parties or events being held on concrete.

Yes, we can use what is called Pro-Flooring in your peg and pole hire marquee. We cannot install solid timber flooring due to the unevenness of the ground.

We have heaters which can be used to pre-warm the marquee, we find that once all guests are inside it is rare to need additional warmth, especially on the Coast.

Air conditioning can be installed inside the marquee.

No, our staff are trained to ensure that the marquee is installed meeting all regulations.

Yes, peg and pole hire marquees are waterproof however in very heavy rain you will notice some leakage down the centre pole.

Yes you can install silk lining or fairy or festoon lights in your peg and pole marquee for hire.

We offer clear, windowed or plain white walls for our peg and pole marquees for hire. The choice of walls available will depend on which style of peg and pole marquee for hire you have chosen.

Always leave a metre the whole way around the perimeter. Be aware of overhanging branches. If you think it’s going to be tight we will do a site inspection.

Your Instant Up Marquee or Pop-Up Marquee for hire must be secured at all times. If unsecured, the smallest puff of wind can blow your marquee over, putting you in breach of our terms and conditions. If pegs are not an option for some events, eg: on concrete surfaces, Instant Up Marquee weight bags can be used and/or the marquee can be roped to an existing secure structure.

No white marquees do not have internal poles.

Yes, with concrete weighting, they can be hired to be used for parties or events being held on concrete.

Yes, we can use a variety of floors in a pop-up marquee for hire. Pro-flooring, solid timber flooring or carpet flooring can all be hired for use in a pop-up marquee for hire.

We have heaters which can be used to pre-warm the marquee, we find that once all guests are inside it is rare to need additional warmth, especially on the Coast.

Air conditioning can be installed inside the marquee.

Yes you can install the pop-up – instant-up marquees for hire yourself.

They are a much lighter product although they have a heavy canvas roof and walls which will keep the rain out.

Yes you can install draping in a pop up marquee for hire and fairy or festoon lights can be used.

The pop-up marquees for hire come with plain white walls.

Always leave a metre the whole way around the perimeter. Be aware of overhanging branches.

Unlike when you purchase an item outright, with hire items there are ongoing costs associated with the products. Every item that is hired needs to be cleaned after the hire. In many cases they are then wrapped, packed and stored. All of this work is done by someone earning a wage. We incorporate these cleaning costs into the hire price.

Every time a plate or glass or cutlery item is hired out it is required to be washed, dried and stored by us upon its return – whether or not it has been used by you. This is despite the fact that you will have washed the product before returning it to us or may have not even used it. Health and safety requirements mean that we need to wash and dry every item again to be sure they are properly clean and ready for the next customer.

Every time a chair is hired and returned our team need to wash down and dry each individual chair. Similarly with tables.

Marquee wall panels are washed down and hung to dry after each hire. This work is all done manually.

All orders that require delivery will be charged a delivery fee. We often have customers query delivery fees so we thought it best if we explain it on the website so you are aware of how they are calculated.

The delivery fee is made up of two key components – the delivery costs and the costs of picking and packing your order both for despatch from our warehouse and for return to our warehouse.

The two key drivers of the delivery fee are the distance the trucks are required to travel and the cost of the labour involved it takes to make the delivery. Each of our deliveries will typically be made by a truck. This truck is being driven by a driver and often another team member – all eating wages for the time worked. So e incorporate our labour cost into the delivery fee. As you can understand it costs money to keep a truck on the road making deliveries. The Australian Tax Office suggests that the costs of running an ordinary car with a 2.6L motor is $0.77 per kilometre. Obviously running a 4L truck costs significantly more than this amount. This cost includes fuel, registration, depreciation/wear and tear, insurance, servicing, repairs etc.

So we calculate the distance we will be required to travel, the travel time and the packing and unpacking time. The combination of these factors makes up the delivery fee.