I dig your ground sheets, much more manageable than traditional tarps. We put em down before the cross cables so we don't need to fuss with pulling them out. Ballasts like barrels and blocks are tricky because their weight doesn't translate to their ultimate holding power. Tying them off to the top instead of the bottom reducing their capacity even more. Plastic on concrete adds up to a very poor friction coefficient and further reduces their capacity. Cheers to the stake bar, they make the tiny Hogans mighty!
Are those the only type of tents you have or do you have different ones? The type i have doesn’t have the center pole i forgot what the name of it was but it looks like this ⏏️ on the front & back and we use 6 legs for the 20x20. Which one do think is better to have? Just found your channel couple days age and enjoying the video learning alot from them to better my business
I like this video well put
I am learning so much from you. Thank you!!!
Awesome! I’m glad.
I dig your ground sheets, much more manageable than traditional tarps. We put em down before the cross cables so we don't need to fuss with pulling them out. Ballasts like barrels and blocks are tricky because their weight doesn't translate to their ultimate holding power. Tying them off to the top instead of the bottom reducing their capacity even more. Plastic on concrete adds up to a very poor friction coefficient and further reduces their capacity. Cheers to the stake bar, they make the tiny Hogans mighty!
Awesome. Glad it worked. Yeah barrels are no good.
Very well put video Very well explained
Great video and detail. What brand tent is that? I like the double poles.
It’s from Tent Renters Supply in FL.
Are those the only type of tents you have or do you have different ones? The type i have doesn’t have the center pole i forgot what the name of it was but it looks like this ⏏️ on the front & back and we use 6 legs for the 20x20. Which one do think is better to have?
Just found your channel couple days age and enjoying the video learning alot from them to better my business
Thanks for watching. This is the only style I have in 20’ wide frame tents. I prefer these. Less pieces, easier too. My 30’ wide is a keder Frame.
Going to look into this style doesnt look that bad to set up. Going to ask the company i got my supplies from in LA if they have frame tents
Can you keep the feet attached (pre-attach them) to the leg poles? To save time? We keep ours pre-attached. Or would that not work for some reason?
Bulky in the truck. And don’t sit on shelves neatly. They would take up more space. We do keep our 30 wide frame legs like that though.
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How much did you pay for the weights? Did you order them already?
It’s called block and roll. It’s a form and specialty hand carts. No I did not order, a bit too expensive for my cash flow right now.
Do frames always come in 20 foot pieces or do the break in half to 10’s?
They can be 10’s
What is the biggest tents
Huge. They can be 200ft wide by whatever length you want.
Who is the company that made that tent?
Tent renters supply in FL.
Were I get
Tent renters supply. Florida. Drop “the tent guy” name please
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+1800-865-5064
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