10×20 Custom Printed Tent
Twice the footprint, twice the brand surface. A 10ft × 20ft full-color dye-sublimation canopy on a 50mm hex aluminum frame with cast aluminum joints. Built for trade-show pads, sponsor villages, race finish lines, and corporate activations that need to read from across an open lot.
Build Spec
50mm hex aluminum · cast joints · wind-rated- SIDE LEG
- 50 × 50 × 1.5 mm
- SOCLE
- 40 × 40 × 1.5 mm
- CROSS TUBE
- 15 × 30 × 1.2 mm
- JOINTS
- CAST ALUMINUM
- USE
- DAILY COMMERCIAL
- WIND-RATED
- 50 MPH ANCHORED
- SETUP
- 2 PERSON · < 5 MIN
- palette Full-bleed dye-sublimation, edge to edge
- verified 600D dye-sub poly-canvas, UV-resistant
- water_drop Waterproof + flame retardant
- draw Graphic design + Pantone matching included
Where 10×20s Belong
6 Use CasesTrade Show Booths
Double-wide booth pads for OCCC, GWCC, and major regional expos.
See use case →directions_runRace Finish Lines
10×20 finish-line canopies and aid stations on open-course events.
See use case →celebrationFestival Sponsor Villages
Sponsor-village anchor tents and activation footprints.
See use case →domainCorporate Activations
Partner-summit registration tents, executive welcomes, parking-lot kickoffs.
See use case →shopping_bagPop-Up Retail Anchor
Daily commercial retail with four printed walls and a full storefront feel.
See use case →sportsAthletic Recruiting Tents
College recruiting and NIL activation footprints on stadium concourses.
See use case →Get The Footprint That Reads From The Parking Lot.
Send the brand, the use case, and a rough idea. Graphic design and vectorization are included — we'll come back with options and pricing within one business day.
10×20 Tent FAQs
Footprint, frame spec, setup, anchoring, and lead time.
- What's the difference between a 10×10 and a 10×20 custom tent?
- A 10×20 has exactly twice the footprint of a 10×10 — 10 feet wide by 20 feet deep. The print real estate doubles, so the canopy reads from further away and supports more sponsor logos, longer headlines, and bigger graphics. Trade shows, sponsor villages, race finish lines, and corporate activations are the typical 10×20 jobs.
- Should I get a 40mm or 50mm frame for a 10×20?
- The 50mm hex aluminum frame is the standard recommendation for a 10×20. At this footprint the cross-tube span is longer, the wind load on the canopy is higher, and the use case is almost always commercial — trade shows, sponsor villages, repeated daily setup. Step up to the 50mm spec and you don't think about the frame again.
- How many people does it take to set up a 10×20?
- Two people, under five minutes. Both people lift the frame and extend the legs together; the canopy attaches with corner velcro and zip clips. The 50mm frame includes cast aluminum joints that handle the larger span without sagging.
- Can a 10×20 be anchored for outdoor and high-wind venues?
- Yes. Sandbag, ground spike, and tie-down anchor kits all fit the 50mm 10×20 frame and rate the canopy for winds up to 50 mph anchored. Coastal, beachfront, and open-lot setups should always ship with anchors.
- How long is the lead time on a 10×20 custom tent?
- 10 to 14 business days from art approval and payment, plus transit. Graphic design and vectorization are included. Rush production is available on request.
- Can I add sidewalls and a back wall to a 10×20?
- Yes. Full sidewalls, half-walls, and a printed back wall all fit the 10×20 frame as add-ons — order them with the tent and we Pantone-match the print across every surface in one graphic-design pass.