- Traditional or clearspan marquee?
- Marquee - Lined or unlined?
- What are the flooring options?
- What lighting should I have?
- How large a marquee do I need?
- Can a marquee extend my house?
- What is available for the entrance?
- Can you provide the accessories?
- How many tables do i need?
- Do you lay the furniture out?
- What will the inside layout be like?
- How long is the hire period?
- How much does it cost to hire?
- How does the pricing work?
- Is there a delivery and/or collection fee?
- How big a dance floor do I need?
- How long does it take to erect?
- When will you put up/down?
- Do you clear up afterwards?
- Sloping and/or uneven ground?
- Will a marquee damage the grass?
- What about pipes or cables?
- What type of surface can it go on?
- Adverse weather conditions?
- Will we be warm or cool enough?
- How long will the heater and/or generator last?
- Will I need a drinks and/or entertainment licence?
- What is damage waiver?
- What about changes to my order?
- Do you need to see my garden?
- What are your terms and conditions?
- When should i make a reservation?
- How do I book? What do I do next?
- How and when do I pay?
Adverse weather conditions?
Whilst the Clearspan structure can cope with harsher weather conditions than traditional marquees, it is still a temporary structure and can be vulnerable in extreme wind conditions. Snow is also a hindrance to the Clearspan system as the weight can put a strain on the covers in extreme conditions. Under these circumstances, heating levels need to be increased to keep roof sections clear.
On a smaller scale, windy conditions and torrential rain can result in it becoming noisy within the marquee - while excessive rain can cause the area surrounding the marquee to become soft and muddy on a grassy site.