Frequently asked questions

Yes, is the short answer! From our range of structures, only our frame marquees and premier marquees are suitable from October until February. When fitted with Doors, interlocking or cassette floor and a good heating system they are as warm and comfortable as any permanent building.

We stock a wide range of electric and diesel heaters which are powerful enough to heat a marquee, industrial building or venue, even in the coldest months.

Diesel blow heaters are by far the best way to heat a marquee. They draw fresh air in from outside, heat it, then blow the warm air into the space.

From mid-September to April we recommend heating for your marquee.

There can be cold snaps outside those months too of course, but generally body heat can keep the marquee toasty and warm.

We have lots of well serviced and safety tested heaters on hand in case you need to hire one!

Heaters are readily available to hire as an optional extra should you feel you might need to hire one

Large, ducted blow heaters are the best way to heat a marquee. All of our heaters are regularly serviced, and safety tested for your piece of mind.

Electric heaters or external blow heaters are the safe option to heat a marquee. We do not recommend any kind of combustion heater being placed within the marquee

Floor fans are a great way to keep a marquee cool. Visit our Heating and cooling page to find out more

Yes, is the short answer! From our range of structures, only our frame marquees and premier marquees are suitable from October until February. When fitted with Doors, interlocking or cassette floor and a good heating system they are as warm and comfortable as any permanent building.

We stock a wide range of electric and diesel heaters which are powerful enough to heat a marquee, industrial building or venue, even in the coldest months.

Diesel blow heaters are by far the best way to heat a marquee. They draw fresh air in from outside, heat it, then blow the warm air into the space.