Roof tents have been tested and passed under some of Australia\'s worst conditions, including dust, rain, high winds, snow, and corrugated dirt roads and tracks.

Step 1: Design The Platform Before anything else, you’ll need to design your tent platform and decide where you want to place it. Choose a level spot that has good drainage and excellent views.

Allow the tent to marinate for 4–10 hours, stirring occasionally. It’s ok to leave it soaking overnight if you need to. Place you tent on to clean surface to allow it to get dry and then clean it like a kitchen floor.

This tent allows a family of four to sleep comfortably, and there are many windows to see our amazing wilderness. After the ultra-comfortable mattress is opened, there is a lot of space in the tent, allowing you to sleep peacefully all night.

The presence of insulators in the roof tent will make the tent hotter than the outdoor temperature. Due to the insulation, the heat generated by the body is easily trapped inside. Therefore, it will cause the tent to become very hot.

Through the twisting of our innovative "U-shaped pole" system, the tent can be expanded to create more space, larger windows, more weather protection, and even skylights.

When it’s time to welcome the bright sun and cross the next route on a road trip, put away your sleeping bag, close the tent and start the engine. High-quality roof tents are expensive but worth the investment, especially if you are always on the go.

There are accessory channels for connecting awnings, recovery equipment, etc., and an optional set of crossbars for carrying bicycles, kayaks, snowboards or any other items you need for your adventure.

Imagine driving to the perfect view, parking the car, and then setting up a camp in just a few minutes. No need to find a rock-free and flat place, no ground tarp, no need to put piles.

Lightweight Aluminum base with insulated foam and Aluminum frame(diamond Alum base and honeycomb base for option)

After arriving at the camp, you no longer need to carefully lay out and assemble your tent and sleeping system. The roof design pops up or folds up from the top of your vehicle, and is equipped with a comfortable mattress to let you sleep well.

Jeeps have long been the first choice for adventurous people, with off-road capability, ruggedness and an affordable price tag. Most Jeep models can be easily paired with a roof tent (RTT) to create the ultimate land camping equipment.

Step 2: Make The Leg Posts The leg posts are the bedrock of your platform. They raise the platform off the ground and allow for proper drainage.

Not all of the options below will suit all campers. There are many factors to consider – capacity/storage requirements, vehicle specifications, included gear, camping preferences and more.

Knowing your size and capacity requirements is important from the get go.

Step 3: Set The Leg Posts Your leg posts need to be evenly spaced to hold the distributed weight of your perimeter, center, and decking lumber.

60mm thick high-density foam with removable/washable fabric cover(65mm and 70mm thick for option)

The tent is the result of years of testing, learning and perfecting our hard-shell roof tent design. You can even store all the bedding in the tent while traveling.

In cool temperature, it is insulated, in the wind, it can reduce noise. Can provide as much anti-insect, rain and airflow as needed.

Compared with ordinary tents, roof tents have several advantages, making them warmer, more comfortable and safer for the people who use them. All these factors make them more popular than most other tents.