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How to Secure Temporary Structures on Event Sites

How to Secure Temporary Structures on Event Sites

A structure can look complete, signed off and ready for guests, then become the most urgent item on site when the wind rises, ground softens or an unauthorised vehicle reaches the build area. Knowing how to secure temporary structures is therefore not simply a...
Marquee Venue Comparison for Major Events

Marquee Venue Comparison for Major Events

A marquee venue comparison should start well before anyone discusses table plans, linings or the view from the reception area. For major events, the real question is whether a proposed site can safely support the structure, people, suppliers and operating schedule you...
How to Plan Marquee Drainage on Event Sites

How to Plan Marquee Drainage on Event Sites

A marquee can be fully weatherproof and still fail operationally if the ground around it is holding water. Pooled rain at an entrance, a saturated service road or run-off directed towards the structure can quickly affect guest access, crew safety and the condition of...
An Equestrian Event Example Built for Delivery

An Equestrian Event Example Built for Delivery

A busy equestrian fixture can look effortless to visitors: horses arriving in good order, trade stands open on time, a hospitality pavilion ready for guests and clear routes around the showground. Behind that experience is a substantial temporary operation. This...
Modular Venues for Complex Outdoor Events

Modular Venues for Complex Outdoor Events

A gala dinner for 500 guests, an agricultural show headquarters, a branded hospitality suite and a temporary broadcast compound have one thing in common: the structure has to work long before the public arrives. Modular venues give organisers the freedom to create...
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