Groundbars are poles that connect the footplates to effectively make the marquee in to a strong box. They give added strength to the framework and add to the stability of the Classic DIY Marquee (Tie downs or other means of anchoring to the ground are still required)

Eave braces give the roof frame added strength where it's most needed. Eave braces prevent the roof cover from stretching and therefore give greater resistance to water pooling giving the marquee a longer expected lifespan.

Roof lining: transforms the interior by hiding the metalwork in the roof Roof, wall and curtain linings: wall linings cover the PVC walls whilst curtain linings add a finishing touch by hiding the metal legs Roof, wall, curtain and swag linings: Swags add a gathered finish around the pelmet of the roof lining (includes walls and curtains)

Carpet flooring: Gives a fantastic finish in any marquee, nailed in place to give a smooth trip-free surface (suitable for high heels). Includes waterproof underlay and nails. Carpet is supplied on a 2m wide roll.

Tie down kit: Strongly recommended for anchoring the marquees down on soft surfaces. Consists of 4 large metal stakes and 4 ratchet straps (available in white or orange)

Festoon lighting: A string of bulbs with dimmer control that fits above the roof lining. Chandelier lighting: Comes with a brass effect chandelier, dimmer control, RCD plug and 25m lead. Everything you need to easily and elegantly light your marquee.

Solid frame doors: 2m wide door frame with 2 doors (one with lock and handles), ideal for creating a more impressive entrance or keeping the heat in during the winter.

Carry bags and boxes: Ideal for storing and transporting your marquee though we should point out that the marquee does arrive in sturdy cardboard boxes.