Canopy Tent Walls Cost: 10 x 10 Half and Full Wall

What Size Is a 10 x 10 Half Wall?

A 10 x 10 tent half wall is 113 inches wide by 39 inches tall. That is a counter-height panel for the 10 foot side of a 10 x 10 frame. It is tall enough to cover the front of a table and short enough that people can see into the booth over it.

The print is full color and dye-sublimated on 6 oz weatherproof polyester, 600 x 600 denier. The panel is built with a top pole pocket and velcro loops on the sides. One side or both sides are the two choices, and they are the two prices in the table. A one-sided wall uses one piece of artwork. A two-sided wall uses two, because the second face is a second print, not a mirror the shop invents for you.

Thirty-nine inches is the whole height you have to work with. A headline, a short offer, and a logo fit. A menu, a paragraph, and a row of photos do not. Treat it like a wide, short sign. The name should be large, and the second line should be short enough to read while someone is standing at the table.

The half wall is a replacement panel. It does not become a tent because the artwork shows a tent. The product page lists what ships with the wall. Read that list on the order page when you check out, and send the file at 113 x 39 inches so the proof matches the panel you bought.

How Does a Full Wall Differ From a Half Wall?

A 10 x 10 full wall is 113 inches wide by 78 inches tall, about twice the height of the half wall, and it is single sided only. It hangs to within 4 inches of the floor, so it reads as a backdrop rather than a counter screen. The 10 x 10 tent full wall is its own page.

The full wall is dye-sublimated seam to seam on the same 6 oz weatherproof polyester. It attaches with sewn-in velcro loops. The product description offers a reinforced strip in white or black. That choice is not its own priced option, so it does not add a row to the table. There is no two-sided version of this full wall. If you need print on both faces, that choice exists on the half wall, not here.

Use a half wall when the booth should stay open above a table. People look over a 39 inch panel, and the artwork only has to work in that band. Use a full wall when you want the brand behind the table from near the roof down to the feet. Photos taken inside the booth then have the print behind the person, which is the job of the taller panel.

The two walls do not share a file. Width matches, at 113 inches. Height does not. A layout made for 78 inches of height has a top half and a bottom half. On a 39 inch panel only one of those halves can exist. Build each wall as its own file, at its own height, and approve each proof on its own.

The product page lists what ships with each wall. Do not assume the two pages pack the same parts, and do not assume either page is a complete tent. If the frame, the roof, and the wall need to arrive together, price a package instead of adding these panels up by hand.

What We See on Proofs for Tent Walls

A file built at the full wall's 113 x 78 inches, then placed on the half wall's 113 x 39 inches, cuts the lower half of the artwork off. The top half is what remains. If the name sat in the bottom half of the tall file, the half wall proof shows a pattern and no name.

The half wall is counter height, and a table plus the people standing at it sit in front of the lower part of that panel. Even a correct 113 x 39 inch file hides its bottom edge behind the tabletop and behind cups, baskets, and hands. Put the name and the offer in the upper part of the panel. A sample kettle corn stand that sets "Popped Fresh All Day" along the bottom edge will print those words where the table covers them. Move that line up, under the name, and leave the bottom for color that can survive being partly hidden.

Tiny type fails on both walls for a different reason. The reader is several feet away, often walking. A phone number set at business-card size becomes a texture. One large name, one short line, and one simple mark is the layout that still reads after the panel is hung. The full wall has more room, and that extra room is the usual place a paragraph sneaks in. A paragraph on a 78 inch wall is still hard to read from the aisle. Use the height for a bigger name, not for more sentences.

Also check that background color runs to the edges of the size you ordered. A logo floating in a white rectangle inside a colored panel prints as a white block. If the wall is supposed to be one continuous color, that color has to fill the file. We catch this on the proof, before the panel is printed, which is why the proof is the moment to look at the edges and not only at the logo.

What Changes the Tent Wall Price?

Print sides change the half wall price. One side is $278.19. Both sides are $438.69. The second face is not a small add-on on the same line, and it is not half of the first price again. Read the both-sides row as its own total for one panel.

The full wall does not have a sides choice. It stays single sided at the price in the table. Switching from a half wall to a full wall is a product change, not a checkbox on the half wall page. The sizes, the files, and the prices stay separate.

The table prices one wall. Two half walls on one line are $545.69 printed on one side, about $272.85 a wall, and $866.69 printed on both sides, about $433.35 a wall. The pair costs a little less than two single walls added up, so enter the quantity on one line rather than pricing each wall alone. This page does not publish a three-wall price. If you need a back wall plus two side walls, look at a package, where the walls are already part of a kit, instead of assuming three times one panel.

On a canopy order the AI image to print fee is waived, so making your own image print ready adds nothing. Every order includes a proof. Design it for me adds $29.99 when you want the layout built, with two revisions, and that fee drops off when the item is $499 or more. Do not add $29.99 on top of a wall and then treat the sum as the price on the page. The page shows the wall, and the design choice is a separate line you can see before you pay.

Color, the reinforced strip on the full wall, and the polyester weight do not have their own price rows. You are not picking a cheaper fabric or a premium fabric on these two pages. The money moves when you change one side to both sides, or when you leave the half wall page for the full wall page.

How Long Does a Tent Wall Take to Produce?

Production is 3 to 4 business days after artwork approval. The clock starts when you approve the proof, not when you upload a first draft. A file that comes back for a type fix, a missing logo, or the wrong panel height waits until the corrected proof is approved.

Shipping is a flat $10 for the order. That charge is the shipping price. It is not a promise about which day the carrier drops the box off. Add transit after the production window when you are counting backward from an event date. Approve the proof with that date in view, because a late approval moves the whole window.

Read the product page for what ships before you plan the booth around parts you have not confirmed. Then place the half wall on the 10 x 10 tent half wall page, or open the full wall page linked above if the taller panel is the one you measured for.