The Tudor Pavilion joins two round tents into one spacious structure, linked by an 11-foot covered gallery that shelters guests as they move between sections. Each round can stand alone for smaller gatherings, or multiple pavilions can be combined into a large connected space for bigger events, with individual rounds closed off when privacy is needed.
Each round is supported by a sleeved center pole (hardwood or reinforced metal) and a hub connecting 16 spokes, which tie into a ridge pole that spreads tension evenly across the frame. The ridge pole comes in two sections joined by a metal sleeve, with pins that fit into predrilled holes in the carousel uprights for quick assembly. Stakes and wind ropes anchor the structure, and detachable walls let each round function independently or close off for privacy.
Included: two sleeved center poles, two hubs, 32 spokes (16 per round), an extended sleeved ridge pole for the hallway, plus stakes and wind ropes. Spoke poles, pegs, and center poles are priced separately from the packages below.
Choose a level, debris-free site sheltered from wind, and lay out all components before assembling. Build the frame first, then drape and secure the fabric evenly to avoid sagging. Anchor firmly with heavy-duty stakes and guy lines, and check the tent periodically in bad weather to keep it taut and clear of pooled water.
To extend its life, clean the fabric after each use and store it dry when not in service.