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Pop-up Canopy Rentals in Toronto and Vancouver
The fastest cover for an outdoor activation, with nothing going into the ground.
Three footprints
All 10 ft wide, so the only decision is depth.
All three are the commercial series rather than the consumer one, with frames that are not interchangeable: the 10 × 10 is a steel truss, the other two thickened powder-coated steel.
10x10 ft Pop-up Canopy
100 sq ft on a steel truss, the one frame here rated to carry weight overhead. A check-in desk, a single-table booth, a shaded fixed post.
10x15 ft Pop-up Canopy
Half again the depth, which is what turns a single-table booth into a space people can walk through.
10x20 ft Pop-up Canopy
The largest that still goes up without a lift. A buffet line end to end or a shared booth for two exhibitors.
Before the order goes in
Three things that decide the day.
The surface, not the size
Grass takes stakes. Nothing paved takes them at all. There the ballast is the whole of what holds a canopy down rather than a precaution added to it, which is why the weight travels with every canopy that leaves us.
Whether the walls go on
Four sidewalls come with each canopy, so it is a decision you can still make on the morning. The ballast is not: a walled canopy has to be weighted on every leg, so the weight is on the truck whether the panels go up or stay in the bag.
One long span or two units
A run of 20 ft is one 10 × 20. Two 10 × 10s covering the same length put a seam down the middle of your booth and a pair of legs where your customers want to walk. If the space you were given is a run rather than a square, book the depth in one piece.