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Open front & air frame
The orange sample variant makes the covered inflatable roof and wall members visible while showing the open interior volume.
12 M2 / OPEN-FRONT GLAMPING LODGE
12 m2 Open-Front Inflatable Glamping Lodge
A 3 x 4 m poly-cotton lodge baseline for campsites and outdoor brands. The current sample shows the inflatable primary frame, access, low openings and roof-light arrangement before the final specification is fixed.
- Catalogue size
- 3 x 4 x 2.1 m / 12 m2
- Outer & floor
- 210 gsm poly-cotton / 500 gsm PVC
- Air columns
- PVC-fabric air columns / 16 cm diameter
- Commercial start
- MOQ 50 / sample 7-15 days
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CONFIGURATION DATA
Build your specification from a real model.
Use these model specifications to define the changes your market needs. Final dimensions, materials, components and packed set are agreed with the sample.
| Product type | Inflatable camping and accommodation lodge |
|---|---|
| Catalogue baseline dimensions | 3 x 4 x 2.1 m / 12 m2 |
| Catalogue outer and groundsheet | 210 gsm poly-cotton outer / 500 gsm PVC groundsheet |
| Catalogue air-column baseline | PVC-fabric air columns / 16 cm diameter |
| Catalogue openings and features | Skylight, chimney opening, storage pocket and removable partition |
| Catalogue accessory set | Carry bag, guy lines, ground pegs, hammer and inflation pump |
| Final order definition | Any change to size, openings, materials, air frame or packed set is fixed with the approved sample |
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CURRENT MODEL DETAILS
See what is built. Define what should change.
Compare the current tent with the size, materials and components you want in your order.
CURRENT MODEL
- Current size
- 3 x 4 x 2.1 m, providing a 12 m2 footprint.
- Structure
- Interior views show a covered inflatable primary frame and open usable floor area.
- Openings
- The photographed build shows wide front access, low side openings and roof-light positions.
CUSTOMIZE FOR YOUR ORDER
- Dimensions & layout
- Confirm the 3 x 4 x 2.1 m baseline or a revised footprint, then fix partition position and furniture clearances.
- Material set
- Approve fibre composition, fabric weight, coating, floor, mesh and clear panels by name.
- Components & packing
- Define air tubes, valves, accessories, packed dimensions and gross weight with the sample.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
See the space and construction before sampling.
Compare the layout, openings, materials and air-frame details that shape your version.
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Entrance, windows & roof light
This olive sample view records the entrance, low side openings, valve position and roof-light arrangement together.
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Long-side opening layout
The elevation shows two low covered openings, guy-line positions and an upper vent cover on the photographed configuration.
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Roof-light detail
The upper view records the roof-light position and cover treatment without assigning an unconfirmed panel material or performance value.
OPEN LODGE INTERIOR / FINAL ZONING BY BRIEF
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ROOM & OPENING PLAN
Start with one open lodge zone, then define how it will operate.
Share furniture dimensions, occupancy, privacy, entrance direction and ventilation priorities. Any partition and final opening plan remain subject to structural and sample review.
Send your target floor plan05
CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT
Define the product around your market.
Choose the size, room plan, fabric and air-beam structure for your target customer.
Dimensions
Set the target footprint, wall height and peak profile before structural feasibility review.
Room & opening plan
Define furniture, circulation, privacy, front access, windows and roof-light requirements.
Materials
Confirm fibre composition, fabric weight, floor, mesh, clear panels, colours and labels with named samples.
Air-column system
Develop tube geometry, junctions, valves, sleeves and service access around the approved plan.
Developing a private-label range from this model?Plan your brand specification
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PACKED SET
Define what arrives with every tent.
Agree the packaging and accessory list so purchasing, warehouse and after-sales teams work from the same product specification.
| Catalogue accessory baseline | Carry bag, guy lines, ground pegs, hammer and inflation pump |
|---|---|
| Packed dimensions | Provided after dimensions, materials, accessories and packing are selected |
| Gross weight | Provided with the final sample and packing specification |
| Private label options | Carry bag, carton marks, sewn labels and instruction manual can be developed |
| Delivery planning | Lead time is assessed against quantity and the approved specification |
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QUOTE INPUTS
Send the details that change this model.
A clear starting brief helps the factory assess feasibility, sample scope, packing and quotation without guessing.
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Application and capacity
Describe the campsite, accommodation or brand use, guest capacity, furniture and destination market.
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Dimensions and openings
Send the target footprint, height, front access, low-window and roof-light requirements.
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Material and air-frame brief
Name the preferred outer, floor, mesh and clear panels, plus any air-beam or service-access requirement.
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Commercial scope
Share sample need, quantity, branding, packed-set requirements, freight limits and target delivery window.
SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT
Move from product brief to production-ready specification.
Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration, sample cost and acceptance points are agreed.
- 01
Share the brief
Target market, product requirements and estimated quantity.
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Confirm the scope
Configuration, feasibility, sample cost and timing.
- 03
Review the sample
Assess the agreed requirements and record revisions.
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Confirm the order
Approve the specification, quantity and production timing.
AFTER-SALES PLANNING
Decide the service path before the first bulk order.
These are common field-service topics to resolve for the selected configuration, not a blanket warranty promise.
Review the support processPressure isolation
Define chamber, valve and seam-isolation steps for the final air-frame system.
Material repair
Match repair materials and instructions to each approved fabric and panel type.
Openings & hardware
Record window, cover, zipper and attachment details for service matching.
Lodge packing
Approve drying, deflation, folding, handling and repacking instructions after sample review.
BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY
Questions worth asking.
What is the current 12 m2 catalogue baseline?
The matched ASEN catalogue defines a 3 x 4 x 2.1 m version with 210 gsm poly-cotton outer fabric, a 500 gsm PVC groundsheet and 16 cm diameter PVC-fabric air columns.
Can the front and side openings be changed?
Yes. Share the intended use, access direction, privacy, ventilation and furniture plan. Opening positions and cover arrangements are then reviewed with the air-frame structure.
Can the catalogue material be changed?
Yes. The current record lists 210 gsm poly-cotton for this version. A different fibre composition, weight, colour or coating is quoted only after the selected material sample and revised product specification are approved.
What is the starting MOQ?
The current starting MOQ is 50 tents. Mixed-model combinations require product-by-product review.
How long does sample development take?
Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration, sample cost and review scope are agreed.
BUILD THIS MODEL FOR YOUR MARKET
Tell us how this tent should work for your buyers.
Share the guest layout, front-access needs, fabric choices, quantity and site requirements.