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Interior volume
Review the LT-12 standing height, circulation and usable floor area before defining the final room plan.
LT-12 / CUSTOM FAMILY AIR TENT
LT-12 12 m2 Family Inflatable Camping Tent
Start with a 3 x 4 x 2.1 m family model, then review the room plan, openings, colour, branding, accessories and packing for your market.
- Baseline size
- 3 x 4 x 2.1 m
- Usable area
- 12 m2
- Outer fabric
- 600D Oxford PU
- 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.
| Baseline model | LT-12 family inflatable camping tent |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3 x 4 x 2.1 m |
| Area | 12 m2 |
| Outer material | 600D Oxford fabric with PU backing |
| Air system | PVC air tube |
| Openings | Mesh doors and windows |
| Standard set direction | Pegs, guy lines, manual pump, repair kit and storage bag; final set confirmed with the sample |
| Custom development | Room plan, colour, branding, opening details, air-beam configuration and packing can be reviewed |
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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Mesh doors and windows
Use this opening system as a baseline, then set access, ventilation, privacy covers and positions in the sample specification.
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600D Oxford PU baseline
This outer material provides a concrete starting point. Colour and any alternative construction require physical-sample confirmation.
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PVC air-tube system
Review routing, sleeves, junctions, valves and service access for the final project configuration.
LIVING / ENTRY ZONE
SLEEPING / PRIVATE ZONE
ROOM & OPENING PLAN
Start with the intended use, then set the plan.
The base footprint is 3 x 4 m. An open interior or divided living and sleeping zones can be reviewed during sample development.
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.
Size & height
Set the target footprint, standing height, usable area and packed-size limit.
Room layout
Define entrances, furniture zones, removable dividers and circulation.
Fabric system
Select outer fabric, mesh, clear panels, floor construction, colour and branding.
Air-beam structure
Review tube geometry, junctions, sleeves, valves and replacement 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.
| Accessory direction | Tent, pump, weather cover, clear panels, ropes, pegs and storage bags are defined for the approved sample |
|---|---|
| Packed dimensions | Confirmed from the completed ASEN sample and final packing method |
| Gross weight | Confirmed from the completed ASEN sample and accessory set |
| Private label options | Bag, carton, labels, manual, repair items and optional spares can be developed |
| Bulk planning | Production timing and carton count are assessed against the approved specification and quantity |
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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Baseline or new layout
Confirm whether the LT-12 baseline works, then share occupancy, furniture, divider and entrance requirements.
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Requested dimensions
Use 3 x 4 x 2.1 m as the reference or provide the target length, width, height and usable clearances.
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Materials and air frame
Name the preferred outer, floor, window layers and colour, plus air-beam geometry and service requirements.
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Commercial scope
Share sample need, quantity, market, branding, accessory set, packing 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.
- 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 the valve, seam and tube isolation steps plus the compatible spare or repair route.
Field damage
Agree repair materials and whether the selected air beam can be accessed or replaced.
Door & window hardware
Record zipper, mesh, clear-panel and tie specifications for replacement matching.
Drying & storage
Include model-specific deflation, drying, folding and long-term storage guidance.
BEFORE YOUR INQUIRY
Questions worth asking.
Is the LT-12 a fixed off-the-shelf tent?
The base configuration is 3 x 4 x 2.1 m with 600D Oxford PU fabric, PVC air tubes and mesh doors and windows. Room plan, openings, colours, branding, accessories and packing can be reviewed for your sample.
Can the internal divider be changed?
Yes. Share the intended living and sleeping zones, privacy needs, entrance direction and furniture plan. The divider arrangement is reviewed before sampling.
What is the starting MOQ?
The current starting MOQ is 50 tents. Mixed-model combinations are reviewed by product before quotation.
How long does a sample take?
Sample development is normally 7-15 days after the configuration, cost and review scope are agreed.
Can the air-beam structure be customized?
Air-beam geometry, junctions, sleeves, valves and service access can be reviewed for the selected configuration. ASEN manufactures air beams in-house.
YOUR NEXT TENT PROJECT
Bring your brief.
Start the conversation.
Product type. Target market. Quantity. Custom requirements.