We're here to educate and help! We know our product isn't the best fit for all people - but we always want to help you make the best-possible decision!
In the market for another heavy duty tent. I currently have the EZ Up Endeavor model and am super happy with it. This Monarch one is definitely on my radar!
Awesome! Our team has designed and engineered MONARCHTENT to stand up to nasty wind and rain - it's actually the only pop-up tent that we know of that comes with certified wind ratings when properly ballasted. Best of all, it's made in the USA (Traverse City, Michigan!) which allows us to control the quality of your tent from start to finish - and offer a lifetime frame warranty.
What about the canopy fabric? I've bought a few different ones and use mine about 150 days of the year. so far i've never made it past 1 season before the canopy material become brittle and began to tear easily.
So sorry for missing this comment! We use a proprietary canopy material called Duranti. It's a custom 600d polyester that's VERY tough. We back up the canopy with a 7-year warranty (lifetime warranty on the frame). The canopy meets all fire certifications, including the stricter regulations in California.
You're not wrong! I'm the guy in the video and have worked at TentCraft for the past three years. Our 10x10 weighs in at about 75 lbs. We make transportation easy with our wheel kit, which turns the whole tent into a dolley. In terms of install, though, we recommend at least two people set up the tent. It's a trade off if you truly want a heavy-duty tent. Thanks for watching!
I am a 68 year old artist, I made the mistake of buying a Flourish dome tent, thinking it was the safest for my art. I have absolutely no complaints about sturdiness or the structure. But, with age my muscles have melted away, and this tent is so heavy and so difficult for me to set up. I choose not to go to most shows now because of the time it takes for me to set up and take down, and then on top of that I have body pains for the next 3 days. I guess I should have done more investigating before spending a little over $5000.00 Tim
Those are very nice tens, however, the average family going on an outing isn't going spend that type of money for something like that. Great if you have a business though.
Exactly. We're definitely not a good fit for the weekend family trip up north or to the kids' soccer game. We're a professional solution for businesses who invest in event marketing.
thanks for this video, its a breath of fresh air in this insane world of dishonest merchants and greedy corporations
We're here to educate and help! We know our product isn't the best fit for all people - but we always want to help you make the best-possible decision!
In the market for another heavy duty tent. I currently have the EZ Up Endeavor model and am super happy with it. This Monarch one is definitely on my radar!
Awesome! Our team has designed and engineered MONARCHTENT to stand up to nasty wind and rain - it's actually the only pop-up tent that we know of that comes with certified wind ratings when properly ballasted. Best of all, it's made in the USA (Traverse City, Michigan!) which allows us to control the quality of your tent from start to finish - and offer a lifetime frame warranty.
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What about the canopy fabric? I've bought a few different ones and use mine about 150 days of the year. so far i've never made it past 1 season before the canopy material become brittle and began to tear easily.
So sorry for missing this comment! We use a proprietary canopy material called Duranti. It's a custom 600d polyester that's VERY tough. We back up the canopy with a 7-year warranty (lifetime warranty on the frame). The canopy meets all fire certifications, including the stricter regulations in California.
In your description of the foot pad, first you said yours are made out of aluminum and then you said it was made out cast iron. Which is correct?
Good catch -- and sorry about that! Cast aluminum!
My goodness. THIS is why many YouTUbe creators disable the comments in their videos. Why not just google TentCraft to get an quick answer?
The problem is the heavy duty ones can’t be put up easily with one person
You're not wrong! I'm the guy in the video and have worked at TentCraft for the past three years. Our 10x10 weighs in at about 75 lbs. We make transportation easy with our wheel kit, which turns the whole tent into a dolley. In terms of install, though, we recommend at least two people set up the tent. It's a trade off if you truly want a heavy-duty tent. Thanks for watching!
I am a 68 year old artist, I made the mistake of buying a Flourish dome tent, thinking it was the safest for my art. I have absolutely no complaints about sturdiness or the structure. But, with age my muscles have melted away, and this tent is so heavy and so difficult for me to set up. I choose not to go to most shows now because of the time it takes for me to set up and take down, and then on top of that I have body pains for the next 3 days.
I guess I should have done more investigating before spending a little over $5000.00
Tim
Those are very nice tens, however, the average family going on an outing isn't going spend that type of money for something like that. Great if you have a business though.
Exactly. We're definitely not a good fit for the weekend family trip up north or to the kids' soccer game. We're a professional solution for businesses who invest in event marketing.
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