Printed tent linings

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A printed lining turns a stretch tent into a branded or themed space. Fit it on top for visibility from outside, or underneath for an interior people walk into. Change it between events and the same tent looks new.

A butterfly-wing print lining the underside of a stretch tent, lit at night
A floral printed lining over a garden terrace
Themed weddings and eventsSwitch linings to suit the event without buying more tents.
A black and white swirl lining glowing over a dance floor
Brand activationsTopside for a billboard, underside for a branded room. Refresh it when the campaign changes.
A striped lining fitted over the top of a stretch tent
Refresh older tentsA lining protects a new tent and hides surface wear on an old one.
A printed lining seen from inside a large furnished tent
Sponsored venue coverAll-weather cover for a restaurant or beer garden, carrying the sponsor’s artwork.

20 of the 50+ catalogue patterns

  • Night sky pattern
  • Ornate symmetrical pattern
  • Floral border pattern
  • Bright geometric pattern
  • Diagonal colour-block pattern
  • Retro line pattern
  • Tropical fruit pattern
  • Tropical leaf border pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
  • Catalogue pattern
50+Catalogue designs, or your own artwork and branding
Top or underFits over or under the tent, patterned to Freeform® modular sizes
IFRLightweight, inherently fire-retardant stretch fabric, certificates on request
4–6 wkLead time from artwork approval

Internal linings carry a 1-year warranty on fabric, print and stitching. Linings used on the outside are excluded because of UV fade, and linings are not for permanent outdoor use.

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