Pagoda³ 4.5m x 4.5m

• Size: 4.5×4.5m
• Total height: 4.6m
• Weight: 115kg
• Longest part: 2.44m (leg pole)
• Eave height: 2.5m
• Head height in the centre of the wall: 2.4m
• 2021 Panoramic Upgrade: 2x Panoramic window walls, 1x plain wall and 1x plain wall with a 1.5m zip door
• Anodised T6061 aluminium frame (pole diameter of 64mm with a 3.2mm wall)
• Heavy Duty White 550g PVC (19 oz) – UK fireproof certficate to B.S. 5438 (for public events), blackout and UV resistant
• Included and HD Storm Ratchet Kit with 4x 25mm ratches
• Professional grade 8x 750mm double head stakes
• Erected within 45 minutes (weather permitting, using 2 people, excluding walls, first few times may take longer)

4.5×4.5m – £1499
Avg. hire price is £340 per hire

After charging an industry average price a Pagoda could have paid for itself in as little as 5 hires (excludes VAT, delivery and hire related costs)

The 4.5×4.5m offers 20.25m² of free space for dining, serving or general socialising.

Using 5ft round tables the Pagoda can comfortably seat approx. 12 or using 6×2.3ft trestle tables it can seat approx 24.

Join them together seamlessly with a gutter.

• 1x CNC manufactured shaped roof made from 550g blackout PVC with stress point reinforcement
• 1 x Boltless anodised aluminium frame (T6061). 64mm diameter tube with a 3.2mm wall
• 2x Georgian window walls with heavy duty 50mm Velcro straps and buckles for connecting to the frame. All come with tabs at 500mm increments along the bottom of the walls, pins and a 250mm mud skirt
• 1x Plain wall with a 1.5m zip door in the middle, with heavy duty 50mm Velcro straps and buckles for connecting to the frame. All come with tabs at 500mm increments along the bottom of the walls, pins and a 250mm mud skirt
• 1x Plain wall with heavy duty 50mm Velcro straps and buckles for connecting to the frame. All come with tabs at 500mm increments along the bottom of the walls, pins and a 250mm mud skirt
• 8 x double head stakes (750mm long)
• 4 x 25mm variable weather ratchets
• 2 x PVC bags to store the roof and walls
• 1 x Instructions

Why we use a predominantly Anodised Aluminium structure:

Steel

Pros: Rigidity, cost, strength
Cons: Weight, aesthetics, naturally prone to corrosion
Used in: Budget marquees (for the poles)

Steel is comparatively more rigid than aluminium, but this strength comes with a weight penalty, meaning the poles will be more challenging to handle and move.

Steel needs to be galvanised for outdoor use, but can still leave black marks on material that rubs up against it. It is a cost effective choice for the poles of mass market, budget end marquees.

Anodised Aluminium Alloy

Pros: Durability, lightweight, corrosion resistance, aesthetics
Cons: Cost
Used in: Premium marquees (for the poles)

Aluminium is a lighter metal than steel and in order to strengthen aluminium it is combined with a second metal to create an alloy. Aluminium can then be anodised to resist corrosion better than steel, requiring less maintenance. The aesthetic look of anodised aluminium is also another reason it is popular for premium marquees. You will only find anodised large aluminium poles / boxing in premium marquees.

Due to its aesthetic, weight and durability, aluminium comes with a more expensive price tag.

At Crown Canopies we do not use steel poles for the above reasons. Instead we use a hard anodised aluminium alloy for the poles and occasionally use corrosive resistant, zinc plated / galvanised steel parts where we require the strength of steel without adding unnecessary bulk.

This creates an ideal combination of a strong, yet lightweight strucutre which is built to last.