ASENCAMPING

ASEN CAMPING / OEM DEVELOPMENT

Custom Inflatable Camping Tents

Start with an existing model, drawing or product brief. Define the dimensions, space, materials and air-beam structure your market needs.

Discuss Your ProjectDiscuss a Sample
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.

CUSTOMIZATION

Four decisions shape the product.

Keep the market position and technical definition in one brief, then agree what the physical sample needs to prove.

01

Dimensions

Target length, width, height and intended use.

02

Room layout

Entrances, windows, circulation and optional divided zones.

03

Fabric

Actual swatches, colour, floor and panel requirements.

04

Air-beam structure

Tube geometry, junctions, valves, sleeves and service access.

DEVELOPMENT INPUTS

A usable brief is more than a picture.

An existing product image can start the discussion. Quotation and sample development require the differences, quantities and commercial requirements to be written down.

Wide coated tent material being prepared on a workshop table
Material preparation before panels move to the next production step.
Market and user
Destination, buyer profile, camping scenario and expected retail position.
Base model and change list
An existing model, drawing or sample plus the differences your brand needs.
Configuration
Target dimensions, room plan, doors, windows, fabric and air-beam arrangement.
Commercial target
Estimated quantity, mixed-model request, target cost basis and launch date.
Brand set
Colour, logo, sewn labels, manual, carry bag, accessories and outer carton.
Prepare a Development Brief

SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT

From a written brief to a physical setup.

Use a physical setup to check the exterior shape, openings and requested changes before bulk production.

Inflatable camping tent set up inside a workshop for product review
Inflatable camping tent set up inside the workshop.

SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT

Approve the sample before the order.

Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration and scope are agreed.

  1. 01

    Share the brief

    Target market, product requirements and estimated quantity.

  2. 02

    Confirm the scope

    Configuration, feasibility, sample cost and timing.

  3. 03

    Review the sample

    Assess the agreed requirements and record revisions.

  4. 04

    Confirm the order

    Approve the specification, quantity and production timing.

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES

See the work behind the sample.

Workshop images show panel preparation, in-house air-beam fabrication and component details.

Digital cutting table preparing dark coated material for inflatable tent components
Digital cutting used to prepare panels from the agreed production definition.
01

Panel preparation

Use the approved dimensions and panel definition to prepare coated material for assembly.

Operator fabricating coated material used for inflatable tent air-beam components
In-house fabrication of coated air-beam material.
02

Air-beam fabrication

ASEN produces air beams in-house. The material, geometry, valves and service access are developed for the selected model.

Close view of a zipper and parallel stitch lines on a coated inflatable tent component
A component detail for reviewing stitching, zipper placement and material finish.
03

Component details

Check zipper position, stitch lines and material finish against the final sample.

Explore the factory process

ONE PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Connect the product and commercial details.

The sample becomes repeatable when purchasing, quality, marketing and production work from the same final definition.

TECHNICAL

Product specification

  • Dimensions, room plan and openings
  • Fabric and component schedule
  • Air-beam layout, valves and repair access
  • Agreed sample checks and revisions

COMMERCIAL

Brand and packing

  • Colours, marks and labels
  • Manual, carry bag and accessory set
  • Outer carton and packing definition
  • MOQ, quantities and production schedule
IN-HOUSEAIR-BEAM
DEVELOPMENT

IN-HOUSE AIR BEAMS

Work with the air-beam maker.

ASEN produces air beams in-house and has high-frequency welding and heat-bonding equipment. Equipment model, process settings and project-specific checks are confirmed separately when relevant to the order.

Discuss Your Air-Beam Structure

BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY

Questions worth asking.

What can be customized?

Dimensions, room layout, openings, fabrics, colours, air-beam structure, branding, accessories and packing can be discussed. Feasibility and the final specification are confirmed for the selected model.

Can I request a sample first?

Yes. Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration, cost, scope and start date are agreed.

Can I mix models in a 50-tent order?

The current starting MOQ is 50 tents. Mixed-model combinations are reviewed by product before quotation.

What should be approved before bulk production?

Confirm the model revision, dimensions, room plan, materials, air-beam arrangement, branding, accessories, packing and the inspection points relevant to your order.

YOUR NEXT TENT PROJECT

Bring your brief.
Start the conversation.

Product type. Target market. Quantity. Custom requirements.

Discuss Your Project
Discuss Your Project