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An inflatable arch marks the entrance of an event, the finish line of a race, the doorway of an open-air cinema screening. Ours are airtight: inflate once, unplug, and they stand all day with no blower and no cable. Five shapes, 7 to 40 ft wide, in Oxford 420D on a TPU bladder, printed in your colors by sublimation.



Trail, city run, triathlon: the arch displays the timing, the event name and the sponsors, and it's visible from afar in the finish line photo.
At the entrance to the screening, the arch says it's happening here. We also make the screen: the two go together.
An entry you won't want to miss, set up in the morning by a single person, without a single cable on the ground.
Pump inflation, then nothing: the TPU bladder holds the air, the 420D Oxford fabric takes shape. No running blower, no cable to run, no noise. It's the arch for races, inaugurations and open-air cinemas, where electricity is lacking or intrusive.
Kept inflated by a blower, it stands up in a minute and folds away in thirty seconds, but it needs a socket for the whole event. Six sizes from 20 to 33 ft, blower included: the right choice when power is there and the arch goes up and down several times a day.
An out-of-range width, a special shape, an enlarged base for difficult ground: manufacturing accepts custom shapes from a single piece. We have already delivered an arch with a 8 ft opening for a shop threshold.
Oxford 420D fabric, inner TPU bladder: the arch is airtight, only one inflation is needed for the day.
Reference = width / height / tube diameter, in meters; on an arch with leg frame, a fourth number gives the frame height. The large widths come in two heights and two diameters: the 36 in tube makes a more massive arch, steadier in the wind.
The classic shape, 14 to 40 ft: square or bevelled corners, your choice, same price.
| Reference | Size | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| CA-5/3.2/0.6 | 197×126(H)×24 in | |
| CA-4/2.6/0.45 | 158×103(H)×18 in | |
| CA-6/3.8/0.6 | 237×150(H)×24 in | |
| CA-6/3.8/0.8 | 237×150(H)×32 in | |
| CA-8/4.6/0.8 | 315×182(H)×32 in | |
| CA-8/4.8/0.9 | 315×189(H)×36 in | |
| CA-10/4.8/0.8 | 394×189(H)×32 in | |
| CA-10/4.8/0.9 | 394×189(H)×36 in | |
| CA-10/5.8/0.9 | 394×229(H)×36 in | |
| CA-12/4.8/0.9 | 473×189(H)×36 in | |
| CA-12/5.8/0.9 | 473×229(H)×36 in |
A tubular frame, 5 to 9 ft, at the foot of each column, for a steadier arch. Square or bevelled corners, same price.
| Reference | Size | Legs | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| CA-4/2.6/0.45/1.4 | 158×103(H)×18 in | 56 in | |
| CA-5/3.2/0.6/2 | 197×126(H)×24 in | 79 in | |
| CA-6/3.8/0.6/2 | 237×150(H)×24 in | 79 in | |
| CA-6/3.8/0.8/2.4 | 237×150(H)×32 in | 95 in | |
| CA-8/4.1/0.6/2 | 315×162(H)×24 in | 79 in | |
| CA-8/4.6/0.8/2.4 | 315×182(H)×32 in | 95 in | |
| CA-8/4.8/0.9/2.5 | 315×189(H)×36 in | 99 in | |
| CA-10/4.8/0.8/2.4 | 394×189(H)×32 in | 95 in | |
| CA-10/4.8/0.9/2.5 | 394×189(H)×36 in | 99 in | |
| CA-10/5.8/0.9/2.5 | 394×229(H)×36 in | 99 in | |
| CA-12/4.8/0.9/2.5 | 473×189(H)×36 in | 99 in | |
| CA-12/5.8/0.9/2.5 | 473×229(H)×36 in | 99 in |
A full round arch, 14 to 33 ft: the finish line of races and marathons.
| Reference | Size | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| CA-R-4/2.2/0.4 | 158×87(H)×16 in | |
| CA-R-5/2.7/0.45 | 197×107(H)×18 in | |
| CA-R-6/3.25/0.6 | 237×128(H)×24 in | |
| CA-R-7/3.75/0.6 | 276×148(H)×24 in | |
| CA-R-8/4.25/0.8 | 315×168(H)×32 in | |
| CA-R-9/4.8/0.9 | 355×189(H)×36 in | |
| CA-R-10/5.3/0.9 | 394×209(H)×36 in |
One column and half the lintel, for a doorway against a wall or a two-piece setup; also available as a single column.
| Reference | Size | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| CA-D-2.1/3.6/0.6 | 83×142(H)×24 in | |
| CA-D-2.23/3.8/0.8 | 88×150(H)×32 in | |
| CA-D-2.23/4.5/0.8 | 88×178(H)×32 in | |
| CA-D-H3.54/0.8 | 32×140(H)×32 in |
Kept inflated by a 250 or 480 W blower, included, 20 to 33 ft: for events where power is at hand.
| Reference | Size | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| CA-SF-6/4/1 | 237×158(H)×40 in | |
| CA-SF-8/4.8/0.9 | 315×189(H)×36 in | |
| CA-SF-8/4.8/1 | 315×189(H)×40 in | |
| CA-SF-7.9/4.7/1.2 | 312×186(H)×48 in | |
| CA-SF-10/5/1.3 | 394×197(H)×52 in | |
| CA-SF-10/5/0.9 | 394×197(H)×36 in |
All day long, and more: the TPU bladder is designed to hold air. Just a quick pump in the morning of a second day is enough. For a multi-day outdoor setup, simply check the pressure after a cold night, as the air contracts.
Yes. Printing is done by sublimation into the fabric fibers, on the faces you choose: logos, text, solid colors, photos. It doesn't flake and it's washable. Send us your files, we'll send you a visual to approve before production.
Each arch comes with its anchor points. On grass or soil, stakes; on asphalt or slabs, ballast bags at each foot. Beyond established strong winds, the arch is laid flat: it's an inflatable, not a permanent structure.
Count the visual validation, then manufacturing and shipping. A printed arch takes a few weeks; a solid color arch from the range ships faster. Give us your event date in the quote request, we'll tell you if it's feasible.
Deflated, it folds into its fabric bag and travels in a box: one person can carry it, it fits in a car trunk. It is stored dry, away from the sun.
We sell. For a one-time need, ask us for a quote anyway: depending on the size and date, we sometimes have a solution.
| Reference | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CA-EP | Electric pump | Inflate the arche in minutes, in the delivery country's power grid |
| CA-HP | Manual pump | To inflate or top up pressure without electricity |
| CA-ACC-1 | Ropes/Stakes | Ground anchoring: stakes for grass, ropes for large widths |
| CA-ACC-2 | Spare valve | Spare part, to keep with the inflatable screen |
Oxford 420D fabric envelope, TPU inner bladder. The bladder holds the air, the fabric gives shape and receives the printing. White fabric is in stock; other colors are printed.
Sublimation in the fiber: bold colors, wash and sun resistance, no peeling film.
Unfold, inflate with the pump, close the valve, anchor the feet. One person is enough for an arch of 14 to 20 ft; plan for two beyond that, to hold it straight during inflation.

Tell us the width, the date, and what you want printed on it. You will receive a quote and a visual to validate.
Choose a reference in the range above, or describe what you need in the message.