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When constructing modular structures such as clear span marquees or frame tents, it’s important to understand the role of different bay/sections types. Our latest blog explains the purpose of our set-up tool that we designed specifically for Frame Tents / Clear Span Marquees.This guide will explain the purpose Marquee Tech's set-up tool for starter bays, additional bays, and end bays.
Along with their respective components and how they contribute to the overall structure.
For metal and PVC structural components, the end bay typically mirrors the additional bay in terms of component count. However, the starter bay must include enough materials to create a complete structure.
Example of Metal and PVC Components in a Tent Structure:
ComponentStarter BayAdditional BayEnd BayLegs422Roof Beams422Gable Legs200Gable PVC200Walls822Ground Rails822
In this example, the starter bay includes extra components to establish a self-supporting tent. Additional bays extend the structure, and the end bay completes it.
For certain products such as steel sub-frame flooring and hip lining, specific components are assigned to each bay type.
Sub-Frame Flooring Components:
Hip Lining Components:
By including an end bay, stock management becomes more efficient, ensuring proper allocation of materials.
The installation process follows a structured approach:
Example of Bay Arrangement:
Bay Type9x3m / 30x10ft9x6m / 30x20ft9x9m / 30x30ft9x12m / 30x40ft9x15m / 30x50ftStarter Bay11111Additional Bay00123End Bay01111
By following this sequence, you ensure a balanced and structurally sound assembly.
Our system is specifically built for event rental businesses, particularly those dealing with frame tent rentals. Unlike generic inventory management systems that require businesses to set up every possible tent size manually, our solution streamlines the process by focusing on starter, additional, and end bays.
This means:
Using a system designed for your industry ensures that you’re addressing specific pain points and inefficiencies. Here’s why rental businesses should opt for a purpose-built solution:
Understanding the differences between starter bays, additional bays, and end bays is crucial for efficient stock management and proper construction. With our event rental-focused system, businesses can significantly reduce setup time, enhance operational efficiency, and eliminate unnecessary complexity.
By choosing a system designed specifically for frame tent rentals, you ensure smoother workflows, better scalability, and a more streamlined way to manage your inventory. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out!
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