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Glamping Tents
A glamping site is a portfolio, not a product: premium units that photograph, standard units that earn, and at least one structure guests gather in. This catalogue supplies the whole portfolio from one source. The premium sleeping units are the canvas bell tents (3–7 m, from US$175–215, MOQ 1) and, for couples' feature pitches, the Starry Sky 2 with its panoramic skylight. The gathering structure is the PVC geodesic dome, listed per square metre. The flexible capacity is the inflatable glamping family — yurt-style and house formats that pitch by pump and store as bags.
The site maths buyers actually run
Three numbers decide a site order. Season length: the stove jack bell tent exists because heated units extend the earning calendar beyond summer, and a longer season usually outweighs a cheaper tent. Turnaround labour: inflatable units pitch and strike fastest and store smallest; canvas bells are mid; domes are semi-permanent. And proof: this catalogue's bell line carries a 47-sold main listing, so the volume product is a known quantity in the market, not a prototype. Put your pitch count, target season and staffing into one enquiry and ask for the quote to be structured as a site — units, spares and pumps together — rather than as disconnected products.
Start with two units
MOQs of one or two pieces across the bell and dome lines make the pilot the rational first step: two bells on your best pitches for a season, guest feedback in hand, then the fleet order with the sizes and fabrics your own site has proven. See the business cooperation page for the project-order route.