30'x30' Classic Series West Coast Frame Tent Commercial Grade Stakes:42" x 1" Stakes with Ratchet Assemblies Seats 450 for dinner C345G
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30'x30' Classic Series West Coast Frame Tent Commercial Grade Stakes:42" x 1" Stakes with Ratchet Assemblies Seats 450 for dinner C345G Seats 450 for dinner What warranty does the 20x90 come with background color:#f4ebdc Size 30 ft x 30 ft Square Footage 900 sq ft Eave Height 7 ft standard · 8 ft optional Overall Peak Height 12 ft standard · 13 ft with 8' legs Center Pole No — fully open interior Frame Style West Coast (industry standard) Frame Material 2" Aluminum Pipes and Steel Fittings Pole Material Anodized Aluminum Complete Weight ~650 lbs Longest Component 15 ft Fabric Thickness 16 oz 540 gsm PVC Coated Polyester Fabric Translucency Blockout (95%+ light block) Flame Retardant NFPA 701
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