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Wall and floor clearance
Use this interior view to review the low wall, floor edge and side-opening relationship before setting furniture clearances.
LT-6.3 / COMPACT CUSTOM MODEL
LT-6.3 Compact Inflatable Camping Tent
A compact 3 x 2.1 x 2.1 m inflatable camping model for brands and dealers developing an entry-size range. Existing sample files include 300D and 420D Oxford configurations, while coating details, colour, openings, air system and packed set are fixed for each project.
- Model size
- 3 x 2.1 x 2.1 m
- Model area
- 6.3 m2
- Outer directions
- 300D or 420D Oxford options
- Commercial start
- MOQ 50 / sample 7-15 days
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 | Compact inflatable camping tent |
|---|---|
| Model dimensions | 3 x 2.1 x 2.1 m |
| Model area | 6.3 m2 |
| Outer fabric options | 300D or 420D Oxford fabric, depending on the approved sample |
| Primary frame | Inflatable air-column structure |
| Openings | Mesh doors and windows |
| Sample accessory options | Metal pegs, guy lines, manual air pump and storage bag |
| Packed dimensions and weight | Confirmed after final sample and packing approval |
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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Air frame & openings
The interior view shows the relationship between the air column, side window and roof opening.
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Entrance, window & beam
Use the close interior view to confirm entrance clearance, window position and the beam path before approving the compact plan.
OPEN SLEEPING / LIVING ZONE
ROOM & OPENING PLAN
Treat the compact interior as one efficient open zone.
Send the required bed, furniture or storage dimensions. The final entrance, window and usable-space relationships are confirmed on the sample.
Send your target floor planCUSTOM DEVELOPMENT
Define the product around your market.
Choose the size, room plan, fabric and air-beam structure for your target customer.
Dimensions
Review footprint and height against packing, material and air-frame feasibility.
Openings & layout
Set entrance direction, window positions, roof opening and furniture clearances.
Materials
Confirm outer fabric, groundsheet, mesh, colours and labels with named samples.
Air-tube system
Review tube diameter, geometry, junctions, valves, sleeves and service access.
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.
| Example sample set | Metal pegs, guy lines, manual air pump and storage bag; final inclusions are fixed per project |
|---|---|
| Packed dimensions | Confirmed after final sample and packing approval |
| Gross weight | Confirmed after final sample and accessory approval |
| Private label options | Carry bag, carton marks, sewn labels and instruction manual can be developed |
| Mixed-model orders | Reviewed against the selected products and quantity split |
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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Target user and market
Share the intended occupancy, destination market and whether the model is for retail, campsite or accommodation use.
- 02
Space and openings
Provide bed or furniture dimensions and mark any change to the entrance, windows or roof opening.
- 03
Materials and air system
Choose a 300D or 420D Oxford direction, then define coating, floor, mesh and air-column requirements with named samples.
- 04
Order and packed set
State sample need, quantity, branding, pump, repair items, carry bag, manual and freight constraints.
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.
- 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.
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.
Pressure loss
Define valve, chamber and seam-isolation steps plus compatible repair items.
Fabric damage
Match patch and adhesive guidance to the approved outer and floor materials.
Openings & hardware
Keep zipper, mesh, window and tie details in the product specification for replacement matching.
Packing recovery
Approve deflation, drying, folding and repacking guidance for the compact format.
BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY
Questions worth asking.
Can the LT-6.3 format be changed for a brand range?
Yes. Use the photographed compact model as a design direction, then define dimensions, opening positions, fabric, air-tube geometry, colours, labels, accessories and packing for the target market.
Which outer fabrics are available for this model?
Existing LT-6.3 sample files include 300D and 420D Oxford fabric configurations. The selected fabric, colour and coating details are fixed in the approved sample specification.
Can we review the usable sleeping space?
Yes. Share the intended mattress or furniture dimensions so floor area, access and wall clearances can be checked in the physical sample.
What is the starting MOQ?
The current starting MOQ is 50 tents. Mixed-model combinations are reviewed against the specific products and quantity split.
How long does sample development take?
Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration, sample cost and review scope are agreed.
Are packed size and gross weight available?
They are confirmed after the final sample, accessory set and packing method are approved. Unverified values are not used for freight planning.
YOUR NEXT TENT PROJECT
Bring your brief.
Start the conversation.
Product type. Target market. Quantity. Custom requirements.