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Inflatable House Tents
An inflatable house tent is the large-format end of the air-tent idea: a shelter with rooms and standing height, held up by air beams instead of a frame, sized for families, groups and site accommodation rather than for one sleeper in a hurry. In this catalogue the format is served by the large inflatable shelter listings inside the inflatable camping tent range, and by the yurt-style four-season format on the glamping side. The customisable OEM/ODM air tent programme (listed at US$169, MOQ 100 sets) sits in the same ground range — ask which sizes and configurations it covers for a house-format brief.
What "house" changes in the specification
Scale changes everything about an inflatable: beam diameters and working pressures rise with span, the pump stops being an accessory and becomes infrastructure (the catalogue's listed pump is rated 20 PSI / 400 L/min — confirm it covers the format's working pressure and valve — and large formats justify spares), and anchoring becomes a specification item rather than an afterthought. That is why this family is specified before it is priced: send the floor plan you need — sleepers, rooms, standing height, season — and ask for the proposed structure to state materials, beams and anchoring. Any supplier offering a house-size inflatable from a stock photo and a price band alone is skipping the engineering conversation; insist on the specification sheet.
Who buys them
Glamping and holiday parks adding capacity without construction; event and relief organisations needing fast, reusable shelter; and brands building a private-label programme on the MOQ-100 OEM/ODM line — ask which formats and sizes that programme covers, and which logo and colour changes it actually itemises. For family retail at smaller scale, the ridge and quick-setup models on the camping page are the stock route into the same construction.
Ordering notes
House-format inflatables are specification orders. Confirm dimensions, structure, materials, anchoring, price and production lead time in writing before payment, and ask about sampling for programmes at MOQ 100.