Marquee flooring
There’s basically five options for flooring a marquee: Wooden/suspended floor, carpet, matting, plastic tiling or breathable flooring (softex etc). The best finish is a wooden floor with new...
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Ever gone in to a marquee and the matting looks like the waves on an angry sea? Assuming it was laid correctly there’s actually a very simple reason. As mentioned in a previous post coconut matting is...
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Marquee flooring – how to lay marquee carpet or matting
Marquee flooring: As we’re now supplying carpet it makes sense to run through how to lay it in a marquee. First off you need to lay out a groundsheet or tarpaulin. Why? Well this stops any moisture...
View ArticlePutting marquees up on uneven ground
This is a tricky one.. As a marquee erector our dream is to put marquees up on bowling greens that you can park your vehicle next to. You then come across a customer who’s dream is for you to convert...
View ArticleAvoid using heaters when erecting a marquee
If you’re out erecting marquees at the moment then it’s a bit cold but you should avoid using heaters to warm you up, at least until the flooring is down. Putting marquees up in bad weather isn’t the...
View ArticleHow to lay marquee flooring
This is how we and most of the marquee hire industry lay flooring in a marquee: Any marquee flooring should have a non-breathable layer down underneath the main surface. This prevents the grass from...
View ArticleLaying a floor in a marquee
This is how we and most of the marquee hire industry lay marquee flooring: Any marquee flooring should have a non-breathable layer down underneath the main surface. This prevents the grass from giving...
View ArticleErecting marquees on bumpy or uneven surfaces
In an ideal world all gardens would be level as bowling greens and have vehicular access right next door. In reality gardens come in all shapes and sizes and most of the time marquees are erected well...
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