10x10 vs 10x15 vs 10x20 Custom Canopy Tents
All three Apex canopies are the same commercial-grade, dye-sublimated tent on a heavy-duty aluminum hex frame. They differ in footprint, price and how much branding surface you get. Here's the side-by-side.
At a glance
| 10×10 | 10×15 | 10×20 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Footprint | 100 sq ft | 150 sq ft | 200 sq ft |
| Complete set (from) | $835 | $1,375 | $1,635 |
| Printed top only (from) | $510 | $545 | $915 |
| Wall price (each) | $275 | $365 | $365 |
| Best for | Single vendor booth | More room to work | Double booth |
Prices are per unit and drop at 3+. "Complete set" = printed top + aluminum frame + carry bag; "printed top only" is the fabric top for a frame you already own.
10×10 — the standard booth
The size most events allocate by default. Fits one 6 ft table and two people, sets up in minutes, and packs down small. If you're new or unsure, this is the one.
10×15 — more room to work
Half again the width of a 10×10 — space for a second table, a product display, or two staff working without crowding. A good middle ground when a 10×10 feels tight but a double booth is overkill.
10×20 — a double booth
Effectively two booths under one roof, and the widest single-canopy span most shows allow. Ideal for a full display wall, a queue that needs shade, or sharing the space with a partner.
Walls scale with size
Walls are priced per wall and you can combine up to three total (full or half, same price), so a larger tent also gives you more branding surface. See wall options.
Which should you pick?
- Unsure, or tight on space → 10×10.
- Need a second table or a display → 10×15.
- Want maximum shade, branding and a double footprint → 10×20.
Ordering 3 or more of any size drops the per-tent price automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 10×15 worth it over a 10×10? If you run two tables or two staff, yes — the extra 50 sq ft removes the crowding without jumping to a full double booth.
Can I buy just the printed top? Yes, on any size, if you already own a compatible frame. See pricing.
Are all three the same fabric and frame? Yes — dye-sublimated 600D polyester on a heavy-duty aluminum hex frame; only the size changes.
Build yours: 10×10, 10×15 or 10×20. Not sure? What size should I buy?
Frequently asked questions
Which canopy size is the most common?
10x10. It matches the standard single booth and the typical market pitch, and it is the size most events sell by default.
When is a 10x15 worth the extra?
When you need a longer table, room for a queue, or space to keep stock behind the counter without blocking the front. It is the middle option that stops a busy booth feeling cramped.
Is a 10x20 just two 10x10s?
In footprint terms it covers a double booth, but it works as one continuous space — product at one end and seating or demos at the other, under a single printed roof rather than two.
Do the walls change with the size?
The wall allowance stays the same — up to three printed walls in any mix of full and half height — but the walls themselves are made to match the frame size you order.
Is the build quality the same across sizes?
Yes. All three use the same heavy-duty aluminum hex frame with telescopic legs and the same 600D polyester top with dye-sublimated printing.