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While not being the most striking of features in a marquee, the floor is in many ways one of the most crucial ingredients from a practical viewpoint. As the British weather becomes increasingly unpredictable, it is imperative to pick a ground covering that will not flood, disintegrate or cause serious injury.
We now hold a stock of floor coverings to cope with all eventualities, if necessary offering the flexibility to change course at very short notice. In addition we are confident that we offer one of the widest ranges of carpet colours in our area.
All the available options are listed below, starting with the cheapest first, and with some common applications for each.
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No Floor
Appropriate for a Reception Marquee or garden party in mid to late summer on a flat, even and hard lawn.
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Carpet laid on Waterproof Membrane
A waterproof sheet is laid down first to protect the carpet from moisture beneath the surface. Carpet is laid on top of this and nailed into the ground. Good on flat lawns but can be dangerous on more undulating or bumpy ground. |
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Eventfloor overlaid with carpet |
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Eventfloor is a hard wearing green plastic rollout flooring, about 16mm in height, which allows air to run through it and if laid on tarmac allows water to run under it. |
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It is a far safer base than waterproof membrane where ladies may be wearing stiletto heels.
It preserves the grass beneath it much longer than membrane as it allows airflow to get to the grass.
It preserves areas that may get muddy or wet or have to endure heavy traffic |
Consequently we normally advise it is used on grass or in fields at weddings and more formal events, on any site where the ground is uneven or damp, or on tarmac or hard driveways where rainflow across the marquee is possible. |
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Wooden floor
The most durable option, 8’ x 2’ plywood boards on 1½” battens, which interlock to form a perfectly flat, hard surface. Used in similar situations to the Eventfloor, but where conditions are, or are likely to be, more extreme. |
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