Custom 10 × 15 Tent Packages

Plan a 10 × 15 Tent Layout

Create a longer event workspace without moving straight to a 20-foot canopy. A nominal 10 × 15 tent adds five feet along one side compared with a 10 × 10, giving you more room to plan a sales counter alongside a separate demonstration, registration or team-work area.

Layout & Use-Case Considerations

• A rectangular footprint lets you separate customer-facing and working activities along the longer side.
• Plan branding across the extended valance and wall area while maintaining a clear main message.
• A useful size to compare when a 10 × 10 sketch feels crowded but the venue cannot accommodate a 10 × 20 footprint.

Footprint & Specification Checks

• Nominal footprint: 10 × 15 feet; 150 square feet of planning area, 50% more than a nominal 10 × 10.
• Confirm which side faces the aisle and whether the booked space permits a 15-foot dimension.
• Expanded frame dimensions, folded transport dimensions and package components vary with the chosen equipment and must be confirmed.

Choose a Practical Configuration

Use a scaled 10-by-15 sketch to separate two activities, such as an information counter and a product demonstration. Decide whether the 15-foot side or 10-foot side faces visitors; the same footprint can produce very different customer flow.

Check the venue allocation before selecting this intermediate size: a space sold as a standard 10-foot square does not automatically permit the extra length. Plan wall openings, staff access and anchoring first, then coordinate the canopy graphics and optional flags or table covers. Ask for the exact folded dimensions and matching bag rather than assuming your current 10 × 10 bag will fit.