Professional-Grade Tent Construction

The shape, size, and metal thickness of our tent frame legs are designed for exceptional performance. Added bends in the leg shape enhance surface area and stability while larger profiles and frame thickness build in reliability.

We use aluminum connectors to join our tent trusses, providing greater stability compared to models with plastic connectors or recreational tents that have trusses bolted directly together.

Longer aluminum trusses reduce the number of connection points, reducing potential instability. Integrated spacers ensure easy setup and no metal-on-metal scraping.

Our tent rooftops extend with support from an aluminum center mast, equipped with an integrated peak cap for roof and peak flag mounting.

Moving frame parts like sliding joints and leg extensions are cushioned with protective glides to prevent rubbing, protect the frame, and ease tent setup.

Octagonal aluminum footplates provide a larger stabilizing base while maintaining a sleek profile, compatible with Mastertent accessories.

Compared to industry-standard horizontal seams, which can create a lip for water to pool, our vertical stitching encourages water runoff. 

Series 1 tent roofs mount with an integrated corner j-hook design — latching frame and roof together for a crisp design with no roof bunching or sliding off.

Adjustable straps and fastening clips loop through the tent frame to draw the tent roof tight, enhancing valance print readability and roof water performance.

Tensioning brackets line each exterior corner of the frame to keep rooflines taught from side to side. Equipped with spring-loaded tension on S1 models.

Protective rubber caps and PVC panels shield your aluminum frame and fabric canopy from damage during use and transport, increasing the roof's lifespan.

Attention to detail, down to the last stitch. Roof stitching, velcro, and exterior binding are all color-matched to your tent color or design.