Camelot Special Events & Tents, Inc.

As with many types of event rental equipment, eliminating labor will save you money. Pipe & Drape is often installed at event venues that host back-to-back events. This means installing pipe & drape the day before your event may not be allowed. To save the labor costs involved in after-hour installation and removal of pipe & drape - consider installing it yourself. The rental company can deliver the Pipe & Drape to the storage area of the venue. You would then move the pipe and drape equipment into the room, set it up, and return it to the storage area after the event. Depending on the amount of Pipe & Drape involved, you could potentially save hundreds of dollars in labor fees. How Much Pipe & Drape Do I Need? The hardest part of pipe & drape is figuring out how much you need. The event coordinator typically does this. The event coordinator is the one who will make the entire pipe & drape project work. They will go over to the site and me...

Pipe & Drape is the material used at Home Shows, Boat Shows, Camping Shows, and the like to create temporary walls . It is used to define vendor areas so nobody encroaches on anyone else’s area. However, there are many other uses for Pipe & Drape. 1-Stage Backdrop: Pipe & Drape is used to create a Backdrop. It can be used on a temporary stage or a fixed stage in an auditorium. Typically the drape would be set at anywhere from eight feet to fourteen feet high depending on the needs of the end user. At a Corporate Event, a banner with the corporate logo can be hung from the Pipe & Drape to help Brand the event. The drape color can then be coordinated with corporate (or school) colors. The backdrop can also match the carpet or skirt colors from the stage to create an awesome focal point for the audience. 2-Mask off areas of a Room: If an area of the Event Space has a less than pleasant view or will distract the guests, Pipe & Drape can be used to “mask...