Wall Options

Keep your guests cozy and protected with our enclosed stretch tents, which feature solid walls or full window walls to shield against the weather. Every layout is customizable, so you decide which areas stay open.

Choose from zipper doors, full colour stretch material, clear windows and skirts for the canopy edge.

With the sides down, you can start earlier in spring and run well into the colder months, with heat to keep the space comfortable. On fine days the panels roll up for an open air feel, and you can lower them only where you need them.

You can add walls in your first season or years later, whenever you need more shelter.

Walls are priced per side, based on your tent size. Ask us for a quote.

Below are three styles to choose from:

Corners Down, Floating Canopy, or a Combination of Both.

Inside a beige stretch tent set for a seated dinner, with long tables and greenery, and window walls looking out over the sea.

Corners Down

Stretch tent with clear triangle walls on a hillside, with pine trees, a pool and wooded hills behind.

Small stretch tent set up with all four corners down.

Lounge inside a stretch tent with a leather sofa, rugs, string lights and a large window looking out over the landscape.

Medium stretch tent set up with lounge furniture.

The corners down system is the simplest and most affordable option. A structural canopy connects directly to the ground at the corners, which gives strong weather protection.

On medium and large stretch tents, you can add two opposite sides anchored to the ground. This creates a sheltered space and helps direct sidewinds over the tent for added protection.

3D drawing of clear corners down walls for a 34.5 x 24.5 ft stretch tent, with measurements marked

Small stretch tent drawing with four corners down. Size: 34.5 x 24.5 ft (10.5 x 7.5 m)

3D drawing of corners down walling for a 34.5 x 24.5 ft stretch tent, with two long walls, two door ends and measurements

Medium stretch tent drawing with four corners down. Size: 34.5 × 50 ft (10.5 × 15 m)

Floating Canopy

Stretch tent with walls down on all sides, clear windows and ground anchors on a lawn, with a mountain behind.

Stretch tent with floating canopy walls.

The floating canopy system gives you the most room under the tent and lets in the most light, through large rectangular window panels.

With the side walls down, the space is closed in. Roll them up and it opens completely.

Inside a stretch tent with window walls on two sides, looking out over a sports field.

Inside a stretch tent with floating canopy walls.

3D drawing of floating canopy walls with window panels, with measurements marked along the base

Drawing of floating canopy with window panels.

Combination Styles

Stretch tent dusted with snow in front of white stone buildings during a snowfall

Stretch tent with one corner floating and one corner down.

Mix wall styles to get the function you want, with floating walls where you want light and corners down where you want shelter.

Stretch tent with floating canopy walls raised off the ground and window panels along the open side

Stretch tent with two walls floating and one corner down on the open side.

Entrance Options

Close-up of a 3 ft wide zipper door in a stretch tent wall section, with clear windows on either side

Stretch tent with a 3 ft wide zipper door in a rectangular wall section.

Zipper doors, 3 ft wide, can be added to any rectangular wall section. Side walls can also be rolled up completely.

Side wall of a stretch tent rolled up and tied at the top, against a blue sky with a mountain behind

Stretch tent with a side panel rolled up.

Triangle Wall Sections

Stretch tent in a garden with clear window walls at the end and side, with trees and a stone wall behind

Small stretch tent with clear triangle wall sections.

Mix wall styles to get the function you want, with floating walls where you want light and corners down where you want shelter.

Inside a stretch tent, a stage with light-up LOVE letters in front of a triangle opening, with a patio heater beside it

Inside a stretch tent with a triangle opening behind a stage.

Triangle wall section left open inside a stretch tent, looking out onto a green field

Triangle wall section left open.

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