Roof top tent guides, awning notes and camp-system detail written on the factory floor. Start with the product range, the video library, or how we build them.
We manufacture roof top tents, awnings and camp systems for importers and own-brand programmes. Send us a spec and we will quote against it.
Ten long-form guides on the things that go wrong in the field and how to avoid them, plus the manufacturing detail behind the specifications.
A factory guide to rooftop tent fabric: what 600D, GSM and 3000 mm actually measure, how poly-cotton canvas and coated polyester differ, and how to read a fabric spec sheet without falling for half-specifications.
Where a rooftop tent actually loses heat, how floor, shell and canvas insulation are built, which heaters sabotage the tent, and what a 4-season purchase order should specify.
A rooftop tent weight figure is a design budget, not a spec. We break a 57 kg soft shell and a 68 kg aluminium hard shell down part by part, then look at what the number means for roof ratings, freight and EV range.
Five litres per person per day, 1 kg per litre, and three treatment technologies — how to size, place and keep water drinkable for two weeks.
Build the amp-hour table first, then size the battery on usable capacity, then the solar, then the cable. With the arithmetic and the derating factors.
A full water budget, five ways to heat water without a plumbed site, site selection rules and a pitching sequence that survives wind.
The cleaning order that does not strip the DWR, how to kill mould without bleaching the coating, and storage that prevents next season’s problems.
Why four corner pegs are the least stable setup, what a 6 m² awning actually sees at 40 km/h, and when to stop anchoring and roll it up.
Deployed area, weight, mounting clearance and wind vulnerability compared on real numbers, with a decision rule for daily movers and basecampers.
Long-form guides, no syndicated content
Real trip data, not brochure copy
The numbers behind the warranty rate
Reviewed against new stock
