PORTAFLOOR - PORTABLE EVENT FLOORS

PORTAFLOOR is one of the best grass covering options for special events.   It's a light, stable and rollable temporary outdoor event flooring

solution engineered for a strong, seamless event surface. Made of  poly-propylene, it is 100% recyclable and supports today’s zero footprint and green initiatives.

Up to 30,000 SF available - PORTAFLOOR tent floor is ideal for any of your surfacing needs.... concerts, hospitality tents, stadium grass protection, fairs, carnivals, trade shows, golf courses, lawns, corporate and sporting events, parking lots, food service areas, marquees, walkways, dance floors, beachfronts, ADA requirements and access paths an many other special events. Meets all health codes and can be quickly installed on grass or pavement. PORTA FLOOR's modular design allows  rolls  or  panels to be quickly configured to exactly fit any

event layout and provides openings for staging, tent poles and your other opening needs. PORTAFLOOR is quick and easy to install over most any surfaces including grass, gravel, concrete, asphalt, soil, sand and can be used as a base for carpeting or AstroTurf®.

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FULL CARPETING FOR A CLASSIC FINISH.

For a clean, more formal finish, carpeting is available in a number of colors to top off your porta-floor.

EASY INSTALLATION. PORTAFLOOR portable tent floor can be installed the user's labor with trained Amerevent supervisors or Amerevent will do it all for you. Its fast snap together design doesn't require training or special skills. Just line up the PORTA FLOOR pieces and tap them together with a rubber mallet. Its special roll-up and roll-out design provides easy transport and quick installation. PORTAFLOOR's underside is cross-ribbing for weight distribution and added strength. This portable floor has rugged, non-slip surfaces with drainage channels that keep the top surface dry.

The minimum size PORTA-FLOOR is 400 SF. Due to insurance, liability and compatibility issues, flooring may not be installed under another vendors tent, but may be installed under a tent owned by the USER or by an insured VENUE.

Ventilation slots that allow air and water to reach the sub-surfaces under PORTAFLOOR significantly reducing potential damage to the sub-surface, including grass. Extruded edging strips to provide a finished look and ramp edge.

Remember: SITE PREPARATION is required before installation of any portable floor!

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ULTIMATE PROTECTION OVER GRASS.

PORTAFLOOR is made of durable, high-impact polypropylene material that is non-porous and easy to clean. Moisture retention canopy that prevents grass from drying out or overheating.

Protection of grass by evenly distributing weight over specially engineered cross braces that provide lateral and horizontal support, minimizing contact with the grass, yet providing multi-directional support without digging into the ground.

Easy and inexpensive tread repair and replacement. PORTA-FLOOR has an expansion joint that allows for contraction and expansion in extreme temperature environments.

Amerevent's PORTA FLOOR rental tent floor systems are available ANYWHERE East of the Rockies.

FLOATING WOOD FLOORING

Floating wood flooring "floats" on the ground surface and follows its contours. It is not build upon a joist system underneath so is less expensive than framed wood flooring. It is more expensive than but has a firmer feel and appearance than modular portafloor. When installed on pavement or on a leveled cut grass surface if can provide a beautiful flat floor. Two layers laid in a cross hatch pattern provide an even firmer, flatter floor with less chance for issues or site impacts or separation during use. The top layer can have a hardwood pattern or covered with carpeting. Remember: SITE PREPARATION is required before installation of any portable floor.

FLOATING WOOD FLOOR ON CONCRETE	FLOATING WOOD FLOOR ON CLOSE-CUT GRASS	FLOATING WOOD FLOORING ON RUNNERS
FRAMED WOOD FLOORING Framed wood flooring is the most like in-home construction and is needed when terrain is rough or unlevel. It is the most expensive option, but also the firmest and most level. Different joist systems are used depending upon site requirements. Typically a box joist is laid out and shimmed to level. Support legs must be added (additional cost) if the ground level varies more than a few inches. Framed wood It is not build upon a joist system underneath so is less expensive than framed wood flooring. It is more expensive than but has a firmer feel and appearance than modular portafloor. When installed on pavement or on a leveled cut grass surface if can provide a beautiful flat floor. Two layers laid in a cross hatch pattern provide an even firmer, flatter floor with less chance for issues or site impacts or separation during use. The top layer can have a hardwood pattern or covered with carpeting. Remember: SITE PREPARATION is required before installation of any portable floor.
FRAMED FLOOR ON UNEVEN TERRAIN	FRAMED FLOOR ON ROUGH SOIL	50x80 FRAMED TENT FLOOR ON PRE-LEVELED SOIL

SITE PREPARATION IS REQUIRED BEFORE INSTALLATION!

NOTICE: EVENT FLOOR MUST BE INSTALLED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A TRAINED SUPERVISOR. THE USER MAY PROVIDE LABOR TO SAVE COSTS.  DUE TO INSURANCE, LIABILITY AND COMPATIBILITY ISSUES FLOORING MAY NOT BE INSTALLED UNDER ANOTHER VENDOR'S TENT. USE FLOORING PROVIDED BY THAT VENDOR. AMEREVENT FLOORING MAY BE INSTALLED UNDER A USER (RENTER) OWNED TENT OR THE TENT OF AN INSURED VENUE IF COMPATIBLE. MINIMUM FLOORING ORDER IS 800 SF.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL EVENT FLOORING ON AN UNEVEN, ROUGH OR UNPREPARED SITE! This will likely result in floor failure, impact  everything using the floor and cause your disappointment! All flooring requires a flat, even surface to build upon. The photos above show examples.

Installation on pavement usually works great with minimal preparation requirements. Installation on soil (or grass) has more needs. Portafloor follows the contour of the land so prior grading and leveling of your site may be required in any uneven or rough area. Close cutting of grass is needed so the flooring is not pushed up by the vegetation. for proper use. This requires a few weeks advance preparation and multiple cuttings to 0.50-0.75 inches, similar to a golf course fairway. Multiple cuttings, each time leaving a bit shorter grass, helps protect the grass from damage by cutting too short all at once. Drainage should flow away from site; portafloor does allow for drainage, it can be overwhelmed. Porta floor is exempt from the vinyl tarp moisture barrier and top cover requirements. On wood floors, a vinyl tarp must be installed over the area where a wood floor is to be installed --- this will mark the area and more importantly protect against panel warping. Another vinyl tarp must be placed over the flooring (or flooring and carpeting) when not in use to protect it from the weather if the floor is not completely under cover including from blown-in rain. Be sure to make sure this happens --- the customer is responsible for warping, water logging, cracking and any other damage to the floor (and replacements costs are expensive)! Flooring is expensive, so do not let lack of proper site preparation cause a poor installation. There is no warranty on flooring due and is at the USER's risk. For standard use requirements, see the EQUIPMENT - FLOORING section of POLICY-SOP.