Wallaroo 3x3m Outdoor Party Wedding Event Gazebo Tent - White
$130.00
Great for outdoor events and parties:
You can have this with all the walls open and just attach the walls if things get a little cold or windy ! Completely enclose the entire marquee and keep warm as well.
Each panel can be easily fitted to any side, so you can exchange the window and door panels in any configuration you like, or just leave some off altogether for an open or half-open design.
Just decide on the day according to the weather, its the smartest way to ensure your next outdoor event goes to plan.
Please Note: Although these products are designed to withstand mild weather conditions including light winds and rain, they are not designed to be used as a permanent or semi-permanent structure but rather as an occasional use item.The structure can be used for day or night events but not left erected for more than one day.
FEATURES:
You can have this with all the walls open and just attach the walls if things get a little cold or windy ! Completely enclose the entire marquee and keep warm as well.
Each panel can be easily fitted to any side, so you can exchange the window and door panels in any configuration you like, or just leave some off altogether for an open or half-open design.
Just decide on the day according to the weather, its the smartest way to ensure your next outdoor event goes to plan.
Please Note: Although these products are designed to withstand mild weather conditions including light winds and rain, they are not designed to be used as a permanent or semi-permanent structure but rather as an occasional use item.The structure can be used for day or night events but not left erected for more than one day.
FEATURES:
- Size: 3 x 3 meters
- Overall height 2.8m (at the pitch)
- Entrance height: 180cm (Walls 2m high)
- Strong and durable
- Water and UV resistant 90g PE
- Powder-Coated steel poles
- 4 guy-ropes and pegs provided
- 2 window panels
- 1 door panel
- 1 solid wall panel
- Material: Polyethylene
- Colour: White
- Carton Size: 110cm x 19cm x 21cm
Although these products are designed to withstand mild weather conditions including light winds and rain, they are not designed to be used as a permanent or semi-permanent structure but rather as an occasional use item.The structure can be used for day or night events but not left erected for more than one day.Due to the size of this item it is not possible to determine the type of fixing that may be required in all circumstances and uses. It is important for the user to determine how and where the item is used and to be aware that the structure needs to be adequately secured to prevent damage to the structure and/or injury to people due to wind. In some circumstances (eg: wind-sheltered courtyards) it may be adequate to use sandbags and light guy ropes to secure the item. The user must keep in mind that this item has a large surface area and may need to be guyed down to other fixed structures, heavy sandbags, or a combination of both to prevent damage from wind. The adequate measures required to secure the structure under the circumstances of its use are left to the user to decide.Limited Liability: In no event shall the seller be liable for any accidental, consequential, incidental or indirect damages of any kind (including without limitation, damages for loss of business etc) arising out of the use or of the inability to use the product. In no event shall the seller's liability for any claims whether in contract, tort or other theory of liability exceed the purchase price of the products unless such limitation of liability is otherwise prohibited by law.
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