Venue Specification
Serai Tent is a bespoke hand built structure comprised of oak beams and a durable outer shell.
With a spacious internal diameter and a dynamic cover system that allows for multiple combinations of entrances and openings,
this yurt style flexibility allows Serai tent to be used for virtually any type of occasion.
Dimensions
Internal Diameter: 14.1m
Total Area: 156.0m sq
Maximum Internal Height: 5.1m
Maximum External Height: 7.5m
Door Opening Size: 2.5.m x 2.5m
Oak Frame
16 x Curved Ribs: 6.7m
16 x Horizontal Beams: 2.4m
32 x Straight Ribs: 2.4m
Intermediate Ring: 5.6m Diameter
Top Ring: 0.8m Diameter
Convex Conical Top Cap: 2.5m Diameter | 2.6m Height
Venue Capacity
Seated Capacity: 135 covers
Standing Capacity: 275 covers
Festoon Lighting
Fixtures: 25 x Lamp Holders with 40watt Bulbs
Total Load: 1,000watt | 1 kilowatt
Whilst the main rig is capable of 1000 watt max, each festoon drop is attached separately. allowing for flexibility with lighting the tent.
This means any amount up to 25 lamps to be rigged for your build.
Hiring Serai Tent
Hire Locations
Serai Tent is a family run business based in Norfolk, UK.
We provide hire of our bespoke tent to clients across East Anglia & beyond.
Whilst delivery & setup of the venue is normally included in your hire charge,
we may require an additional fee for delivery where a location is much further away.
Installation Of The Venue
In order to provide the best possible service for your event and to maintain the rigorous high standards we employ in our builds, Serai Tent is available on a minimum hire term of three days.
This is essential in order for the team to assess the build site, construct the frame and covering, install the festoon lighting and sign-off on the build, the day before your event is set to begin.
Get a Quote For Your Event
Our standard three-day hires start from £4,500 inc VAT | Delivery, Setup & Pack down.
Depending on your requirements for the event, we are happy to discuss each hire on a case-by-case basis.
Ready to get some dates in the diary?