Shade should be available to everyone and marquee owners do not have to bethe exception! For years, folks dwelling in marquees have requested an awning for shade and rain protection. Looking back into history was no help; there are no period drawings showing a marquee and awning combined. Add to that the problem of marquees being all hip roofs with water run off and the design ideas become limited. We realized we would have to go to our own drawing board for a solution.
Having worked out the details on prototypes inflicted on friends, we now offer our solution to the general public.
In order to eliminate rain run off we start the awning at the ridge line. The awning pitches from the ridge line out past the walls to two poles supporting an eve. The edges pitch off to the sides. This allows all the weather which would normally land on the roof on that side of the tent to now strike and run off the awning. Rain flows down the awning and off both sides leaving a wonderfully dry area at and directly in front of the door. Tested and proven for three years, marquee awnings are one of those additions you will wonder how you ever did without.
AWNINGS COVER HALF THE WIDTH OF YOUR MARQUEE, THEN EXTEND OUT 9’FROM THE BASE OF THE TENT.
FOR ROUND END MARQUEES
| Width x Length x Ridge | Sunforger | Sunforger-Flame |
|---|---|---|
| 10′ x 15′ x 6′ | $255 | $285 |
| 10′ x 18′ x 9′ | $295 | $325 |
| 13′ x 19′ x 6′ | $305 | $335 |
| 13′ x 22′ x 9′ | $335 | $355 |
| 13′ x 25′ x 12′ | $365 | $405 |
| 15′ x 21′ x 6′ | $365 | $405 |
| 15′ x 24′ x 9′ | $410 | $445 |
| 15′ x 27′ x 12′ | $450 | $485 |
| 18′ x 27′ x 9′ | $455 | $500 |
| 18′ x 30′ x 12′ | $510 | $565 |