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A central pole supporting the peak of the tent, typically where the circus lights and trapeze are rigged.

Tensioned cables or ropes attached to the side poles or main mast, anchored to the ground to maintain the tent's stability.

Poles located between the main and side poles to provide additional support and maintain the shape of the tent.

Poles positioned around the edge of the tent to hold up the sidewalls and the edge of the tent roof.

The largest central pole in a circus tent, designed to support the majority of the canvas and the aerial rigging.

A large, usually steel, ring located at the top of the main mast from which the tent canvas is suspended.

These ropes secure the lower edge of the canvas walls to stakes in the ground to keep the walls taut and in place.

Long metal or wooden pins driven into the ground to secure guy lines, wall ropes, and other tent elements.

The uppermost peak of the circus tent, often ornately designed and where the flag is placed, representing the highest point of the tent.