Pitch fit
Start with usable ground or platform dimensions, access, orientation and spacing.
WHO WE WORK WITH / GLAMPING RESORTS
Inflatable Glamping Lodges Planned Around the Site
Start with the pitch, guest layout and operating routine. Then develop one physical sample before planning the rollout.
Illustrative design concept, not a photographed ASEN model. Confirm product and site suitability per project.
MOQ 50Mixed-model combinations are reviewed by product.
7-15 daysSample scope and timing are agreed per project.
In-house air beamsDiscuss the frame directly with its maker.
Order-based lead timeBulk timing is assessed against quantity and specification.
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PROJECT FIT
The tent is one part of the guest experience.
Connect the physical unit to pitch constraints, guest comfort and the operating routine your property can maintain.
Guest plan
Define furniture, circulation, privacy, openings and the experience from inside and outside.
Daily operation
Include cleaning, maintenance access, removable components, storage and replacement needs.
02
LODGE MODELS
Compare the space each format creates.
Choose a starting format by site role and guest space, then finalize materials, dimensions and operating requirements through the sample.
LARGE LODGE
17.28 m2 inflatable lodge
3.6 x 4.8 m catalogue / 210 gsm poly-cottonA larger format for planning room use, openings and the relationship between the unit and its pitch.
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OPEN-FRONT LODGE
12 m2 canvas format
3 x 4 m catalogue / 210 gsm poly-cottonUse the full opening to plan access, ventilation, furniture movement and guest-space presentation.
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COMPACT LODGE
LT-6.3 compact inflatable cabin
3 x 2.1 m baseline / Oxford sample optionsA smaller format for compact pitches and entry accommodation ranges.
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SPACE PLANNING
Plan the interior before planning the rollout.
Use a physical interior to check floor area, furniture clearances, circulation and the position of openings.
- Pitch and access
- Platform size, installation access, orientation, spacing and local site constraints.
- Guest layout
- Bed and furniture clearances, entrances, privacy zones and circulation.
- Openings
- Door, window, mesh and ventilation positions based on the intended use.
- Operations
- Cleaning access, removable parts, storage plan and the maintenance routine your team can run.
- Local compliance
- Your local project team confirms planning, structural, fire and accommodation requirements for the final site.
04 / SITE DECISION TOOL
Qualify the pitch before selecting the lodge.
A useful quotation needs the site and guest plan, not only a tent size. Use these four decisions to define the unit your team should test.
Send Your Site BriefDecisionWhat to sendWhat it definesWhat to approve
01Pitch
Location, platform or ground size, access, orientation, exposure and unit spacing.
Buildable footprint and installation constraints.
Pitch plan and selected base format.
02Guest space
Occupancy, beds, furniture, luggage, circulation and privacy needs.
Interior clearances, zoning and usable space.
One furnished layout in the physical sample.
03Operation
Season, cleaning, drying, storage, maintenance access and replacement needs.
Openings, removable parts, instructions and service set.
Operating routine and component list.
04Rollout
Unit count, phases, site delivery access, packing limits and target timing.
Sample scope, order split, packing and production plan.
Final unit specification and rollout schedule.
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PROJECT SEQUENCE
Resolve one unit before a multi-unit order.
Use the sample to settle the site's key questions and create one controlled specification for quotation and production.
- 01
Site brief
Share location, pitch plan, intended season, unit count and guest layout.
- 02
Model selection
Select a footprint and identify the changes required for the site.
- 03
Physical sample
Check space, openings, components and the agreed project requirements.
- 04
Order definition
Freeze model revision, quantities, packing, spares and production timing.
BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY
Questions worth asking.
What site information should I provide?
Share location, expected exposure, intended season, ground or platform conditions, access, unit count and your desired interior layout.
Are all tents suitable for permanent accommodation?
Suitability depends on the exact model, installation method, maintenance plan, site conditions and local requirements. Confirm these points with the factory and your local project team before ordering.
Can the guest layout be customized?
Dimensions, doors, windows, room division, ventilation direction and selected material details can be discussed. Feasibility is confirmed for the chosen model and sample.
FROM PITCH PLAN TO PHYSICAL SAMPLE
Bring the site plan. Define the lodge your team needs to test.
Share the location, pitch dimensions, guest layout, unit count and operating requirements.
Discuss Your ProjectIllustrative design concept; confirm configuration and site suitability per project.