Entry professional use
ALU45
Shorter-term professional cover where budget matters but consumer-grade kit will not do.
LP Tent / distributed in the UK by Temporium
Professional folding structures
Choose the right range before you choose the size.
LP Tent shelters are specified for repeated professional use, with range-specific frame options, wall systems, print options, replaceable parts, and procurement documentation available on request.
Quote-led support
Documents checked by model
Care and repair support
LP Tent guide
Choose by job
Start with the kind of work the shelter has to do. Each range card opens the size options for that family; the full chooser is there if you need a slower comparison.
3x2, 3x3, 3x4.5, 3x6m
Core range
CO
General event, trade, market, and venue shelter where a dependable professional baseline is enough.
Repeated use
XP
Operators who expect regular setup, take-down, transport, and public-facing use.
Premium / demanding settings
ZP
Large-span, high-visibility setups where the shelter has to look serious and work hard.
Formal event profile
Pagode
Hospitality, entrances, venue moments, and event layouts where the roof profile is part of the look.
Presentation-led range
GP
Display, reception, and brand presentation environments where finish and posture are visible.
Proof in use
See the job, then check the paperwork
Photos help you judge scale and finish. The document pack then checks the model, fabric, anchoring assumptions, and care support before you commit.
In use
Real settings carry the scale
Documents
Fire, structural, wind, and anchoring documents should be checked against the exact model and fabric.
Repairability
Professional ownership is about replacement parts, repair support, and not losing the whole structure to one damaged part.
Quote review
Temporium checks stock, lead time, artwork, documents, delivery, and site assumptions before quoting.
Care and continuity
Explore supported ownership around repairable parts, replacement roofs and walls, damage reporting, and priority sourcing. Avoid insurance language until terms are legally reviewed.