How Much Does a 150-Seater Tent Cost in Uganda?

If you’re planning a large event in Uganda—be it a wedding, church service, graduation, or corporate retreat—a 150-seater tent offers the perfect balance of space, elegance, and practicality. But how much should you expect to invest in one?

Market Overview

In Uganda, the price of a 150-seater tent typically ranges between UGX 4.5 million and UGX 5 million, depending on the design, materials, and customization options. At Eratent, we specialize in high-quality, heavy-duty tents built for durability and visual appeal. Our standard 150-seater tent includes:

• White PVC-coated polyester fabric for the roof and walls
• Clear PVC windows for natural light and visibility
• Reinforced steel alloy frame for long-term strength
• Optional fourth wall and groundsheet for full enclosure
• Custom branding available for logos, themes, or messages
• Compact packing bag for easy transport and storage

Why the Price Varies

Several factors influence the final cost:

• Material quality: Premium PVC and steel frames cost more but last longer.
• Customization: Branded walls, extra windows, or unique layouts add value.
• Accessories: Groundsheet, side curtains, and lighting setups may be included or priced separately.
• Delivery and setup: Some suppliers charge extra for transport and installation, while Eratent offers free surveys and flexible setup options within Kampala.

Value Beyond the Price Tag

Investing in a 150-seater tent from Eratent means more than just buying shelter. You’re securing:

• Weather protection for guests and equipment
• Professional presentation for your brand or event
• Reusable infrastructure for future functions
• Peace of mind with guaranteed quality and after-sales support

Whether you’re hosting a one-time celebration or building a long-term inventory for rentals or outreach, a 150-seater tent is a smart, scalable solution.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact Eratent today for a free site survey, personalized quote, and expert guidance. Let’s build your event from the ground up—with shade, style, and strength.