Summary

Durable, strong and easy to build
Strong and lightweight frame made of aluminium and cast iron
Officially examined and engineering report available
PVC tarpaulins are a bit heavier in use

Waterproof

Yes

UV resistant

Yes

Fire class

Wall thickness tube

3 mm

Frame material

Anodised aluminium

Fabric material

PVC

Fabric grammage

820 g/m²

Sidewalls included

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Description

Professional 4 x 4 m pagoda tent

Are you looking for a luxurious party tent for your garden party? At Above & Beyond you will find stylish pyramid tents in four different sizes: 3 x 3 m, 4 x 4 m, 5 x 5 m and 6 x 6 m.

The frame sections of this pagoda tent are made of scratch-resistant anodised aluminium and have a diameter of 63.5 mm and a wall thickness of 3 mm. In the keder version of this pagoda tent, these sections are fitted with grooves in which you can smoothly slide the optional canvases.

Our pagoda party tents are made of 820 g/m² coated PVC/PES canvas. This highly sturdy material is impermeable to light, mould-resistant, rot resistant and M2 fire safety certified (a highly stringent European fire safety standard). This pagoda tent can be pitched by 2 to 3 persons in 45 to 60 minutes. The pack contains all tubes and corner connectors for the frame, the roof, the central pole, as well as pegs, snap hooks, tension pulleys and cables for anchoring your tent. Sidewalls and ground bars are not included.

Also check out the 4 x 4 m pagoda tent that includes sidewalls.

The pictures are intended to illustrate the appearance and shape of the tent and do not always represent the exact size of the product.

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FAQ

What material is the roof tarpaulin and the side walls of the pagoda tent made of?

The roof tarpaulin and the side walls of the pagoda tent are made of PVC of 820 g/m². This material has a very long lifespan and is very easy to clean. It is a woven cloth that has a PVC coating on both sides and therefore looks smooth and even.

What is the difference between keder and non-keder?

In non-keder pagoda tents, the side walls are attached to the frame with the help of velcro strips. In pagoda tents with keder, the side walls are slid into the keder profiles in the tubes. This ensures a completely wind and waterproof pagoda tent. At Above & Beyond, we only sell pagoda tents with keder.

What is the assembly time for setting up the pagoda tent?

Depending on the size of the tent, different set-up times apply. The times below may of course vary slightly. People who are used to setting up pagoda tents will need less time than people who are building a pagoda tent for the first time.

In general, the following assembly times apply:

3 x 3 m - 45 minutes
4 x 4 m - 60 minutes
5 x 5 m - 75 minutes
6 x 6 m - 90 minutes

Where can I find the flag in the package?

The flag that is placed on top of the pagoda tent is often stored inside one of the tubes. If you don't find the flag right away, check all the tubes. Normally, the flag comes out like this.

How is a pagoda tent cleaned?

There are several options for cleaning your pagoda tent:

With a soft brown/black soap or washing-up liquid, lukewarm water and a soft sponge.
With a pressure washer.

However, always keep a distance of at least 30 cm! Never use acetone or thinner or any kind of solvent!