LT-18.16 / LARGE TWO-ZONE
18.16 m2 large camping tent
360 x 505 x 236 cm, 600D Oxford outer and a removable partition.
- Best for
- Family / group
- Sample
- Available
01Three real models.
CUSTOMIZABLE PRODUCT MODELS
Three real models.
A clearer first brief.
Choose the closest model, then define the dimensions, layout, fabric and air-beam structure for your brand.
LT-09-Z / MODULAR FORMAT
9 + 9 m2 connected tent
A base tent plus extension for expandable space and separate activity zones.
- Whole size
- 3.6 x 5 x 2.36 m
- Air tube
- 16 cm PVC
LTE SERIES / MAJLIS FORMAT
9, 16 and 18 m2 Majlis tents
A long-form inflatable range for seating, sleeping and divided-layout development.
- Produced sizes
- 9 / 16 / 18 m2
- Current air system
- PVC air tube
More models are available for range planning.Explore all inflatable tents
02One tent.
CUSTOMIZATION
One tent.
Four ways to customize.
Choose a base model, compare its exterior and interior, define the changes, then build the sample.
01 / DIMENSIONS
Start with the footprint.
Share your target length, width and height so we can develop the structure around your project.
- Your brief
- Target length, width, height and intended use
- Finalize for sampling
- Agreed dimensions and sample scope
02 / ROOM LAYOUT
Plan how the space is used.
Discuss entrances, windows, circulation, sleeping or living zones and any removable divider.
- Your brief
- Capacity, furniture, access and privacy
- Confirm before sampling
- Openings, zones and internal arrangement
03 / FABRIC
Match the fabric to the brief.
Compare actual swatches and construction for the destination market, product position and intended use.
- Your brief
- Market, use, colour and target position
- Finalize for sampling
- Selected material and colour
04 / AIR-BEAM STRUCTURE
Work with the air-beam maker.
Discuss tube geometry, junctions, valves, sleeves and service access with the in-house air-beam team.
- Your brief
- Frame form, connection and service priorities
- Confirm before sampling
- Model-specific air-beam configuration
01Base modelChoose the closest existing format.
02Your changesDefine configuration and feasibility.
03Sample approvalApprove the product before bulk production.
03The structure behind
IN-HOUSE AIR-BEAM MANUFACTURING
The structure behind
your camping tent.
ASEN produces air beams in-house and has high-frequency welding equipment. Project details are confirmed against your brief.
In-house air beams
Discuss tube geometry, junctions, valves and service access directly with the maker.
Welding & connections
Define the process and component requirements for the selected model.
Physical setup
Use a sample setup to check the exterior form, openings, fit and requested changes.
01 / FRAME
See the full air-beam geometry.
The assembled frame makes tube routing, junctions and cover attachment positions visible before the sample is built.
02 / CONNECTIONS
Define service-critical details.
Valve choice, placement and cover-edge construction are included in the final specification for production and after-sales matching.
03 / PHYSICAL SETUP
Check openings and usable space.
A full setup lets the brand check window positions, cover fit and interior clearances before bulk production.
Bring your specification, sample and quality priorities.Explore manufacturing
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FOR BRANDS & TRADE BUYERS
Where is your project today?
Develop a new tent.
Start with your target customer, reference model and product requirements.
Discuss a new productRefine an existing model.
Start with what should change, what must stay and how you want to assess the sample.
Discuss an improvementPlan a wholesale range.
Compare cabin, family and Majlis formats, then define quantities and packing by model.
Explore wholesale sourcingSAMPLE DEVELOPMENT
From brief to sample.
Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration and scope are agreed.
- 01
Share the brief
Target market, product requirements and estimated quantity.
- 02
Confirm the scope
Configuration, feasibility, sample cost and timing.
- 03
Review the sample
Assess the agreed requirements and record revisions.
- 04
Confirm the order
Approve the specification, quantity and production timing.
BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY
Questions worth asking.
What should I include in an OEM inquiry?
Share your company, target market, product type, estimated quantity and launch timing. Include the size, material, branding and packaging requirements you already know.
Can I evaluate a sample before a bulk order?
Ask for a sample quotation for the model and configuration you want to evaluate. Confirm sample cost, timing and the review criteria with the factory team.
How are minimum quantities and lead times confirmed?
Request a project-specific quotation. Quantity, material selection, customization and the production schedule all need to be reviewed before a commitment is made.
How do I check materials and product suitability?
Specify your destination market and intended use. Request the relevant product specification and available test documents for the exact configuration under consideration.
01Closest current model
NOT READY FOR A FULL RFQ?
Get a focused starting-model shortlist.
Share a few essentials. We will use them to identify the closest current models and the decisions needed before sampling.
- Relevant starting models
- Key specification questions
- Suggested next step