Custom Roof Top Tents

"Custom" means three different things in the tent trade, and they have different prices and lead times, so this page separates them before you write an enquiry. Configured stock: a listed model with your choice among its offered variants and options — fastest, priced inside the model's programme. Buyer label: a listed model produced with your branding — logos on tent and bags, your packaging — under the company's registered buyer-label service; which models the service applies to, and at what minimums, is confirmed per model in the enquiry, not published as a range-wide menu. Custom production: requests to change a specification — the points buyers raise are fabrics, colours and dimensions — which exist only as a written programme the supplier agrees in the enquiry; the OEM/ODM ground-tent line (MOQ 100 sets) is the catalogue's customisation-titled line, and its title does not itemise which changes its programme covers.

What can and cannot change

Branding, colours and packaging are the change points buyers ask about most; none of them is published as a per-model menu, so name the exact change in your enquiry and have it priced in the quoted specification. Fabrics change by programme: the documented inflatable models list defined material sets (300D Oxford, PVC drop-stitch, specified beam constructions), and a fabric change is an engineering change with a quoted specification, not a checkbox. Dimensions are the hardest currency: a roof tent's size is its structure, so a size that does not exist in the range is a development conversation, opened through the design service the company lists, with timelines to match. The honest enquiry names which of the three "customs" you mean, lists the exact change points, and asks for the quoted specification that prices them.

Write the enquiry so it can be quoted

Model or construction; the change points, one per line; branding positions with artwork to follow; packaging requirements; quantity for the first order and the expected repeat pattern; destination market and its documentation needs. Send it through the enquiry form, and confirm the returned specification, MOQ, price and lead time in writing before payment — a custom order lives or dies on that sheet, because there is no listing to fall back on. For programme structure, see business cooperation and the manufacturer services page.

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