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Overcoming the dread of new software
Among other capabilities, Goodshuffle Pro’s all-in-one software helps tent/event rental companies track their rentals, streamline their sales and eliminate overbookings. This latter feature enables rental companies to easily pinpoint which items within an [...]
Conquering the cold
Labelle Tents installs this 40-by-60-foot Solar System structure, by Fiesta Tents Ltd., every winter season to serve as a heated ice skate rental facility. Pictured in February 2022 in Jean Drapeau Park, Montreal, [...]
2024 Premier Product Showcase, Part 2
Customization, fast installation, easy handling and style—these are the qualities that tent and event rental companies demand. For the annual InTents Premier Product Showcase, we asked our contributors to send us information about [...]
Textiles combat noise pollution
Environmental Noise Control was asked to provide noise mitigation for a press junket and movie premiere held on a loading dock. The company deployed its proprietary STC-25 acoustical barrier blankets, fabricating six 20-foot-wide, [...]
Robotics plus ETFE fabric architecture in a Chinese building
When you think of robotics, architecture probably is not what first comes to mind. But design company line+, of Hangzhou, China, partnered with robotics systems company RoboticPlus.AI to create a dynamic building like [...]
Silk fabric walls suppress sound
Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s suppression fabric quiets a space by generating sound waves that interfere with an unwanted noise to cancel it out (figure c) or by being held still to suppress vibrations [...]
