Bungi Tensioned Marquees traditionally have a 360mm scalloped valance, the ‘bungi’ part of the title is derived from the roof tension, you have a bungi shock cord which is wrapped and hooked to the eave rail on both sides of the marquee, this creates the tension. The walls are ring topped, the rings are placed over a wall rail which is connected leg to leg just below the eave rail. A Bar Tensioned Marquee traditionally has a 250mm flat valance, the ‘bar’ part of the title is due to the 3m (if on a 3m bay) steel bar that is placed into a pocket in the valance of the roof. Each end of the steel bar is slotted, and a ratchet is used through the slot, down to a pre-drilled hole located 550mm from the top of the leg, creating the tension of the roof. The walls are keder topped, the keder fits into the bar tensioned eave rail, which is connected leg to leg.