What is difference between a tent and a canopy?

A canopy is a lightweight tent used for shade or for a light shower. A canopy needs to be installed on grass, has center poles and ropes and stakes all around the perimeter. A canopy cannot be installed on concrete, cost less to rent than a frame tent, approximately 50 cents to 75 cents a square foot.

A frame tent are 2” aluminum poles that is assembled like a frame of a house, is stronger against wind and can accommodate sidewalls.  The frame tent can be installed on concrete, decks & patios. Frames tent cost approximately $1 per square foot.

Staten Island Party Rentals

Need Tables, Chairs, Tents, etc. for your Staten Island Wedding or large event? Staten Island Party Rentals has you covered.

We provide White Wedding Chairs, Plastic Party Chairs, Tables of all sizes, Tents to suit any event, and all of the extras that your party might require.

Contact us: (718) 720-0900

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Saint Patrick’s Day is no longer a day only for those who are Irish. We all have a friend who goes to a Saint Patty’s day Parade or a party decked out in all green no matter their heritage. With this in mind, plan a bash full of things we all know and love. Irish...

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Plan A Wonderful Staten Island Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah Party

Plan A Wonderful Staten Island Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah Party

The day your son or daughter has their bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah is an important occasion for them and for Jewish parents. Adulthood comes with many changes, not only in age but also, in ability and maturity. This day is to honor your child’s first step into becoming an adult. As for any party, try to keep in mind your child’s personality to create an event that will honor them effectively. Planning a perfect Bar Mitzvah on Staten Island should include these careful selections.

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What Should You Do About Seating For Your Party?

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When it comes to throwing a party in the comfort of your own backyard, you almost limit yourself to the seating and décor that you already have at your disposal. If you can sit fifteen guests in your backyard, but you’re expecting twice that much to turn up then what do you do?

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