Aluminium Triangle Pop Up Car Tent
Pop up car tents are useful for camping trips, tailgating, festivals, and other outdoor activities, providing an easy and affordable way to create a comfortable and sheltered space on-the-go.
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Product Introduction
What is Pop Up Car Tent
A pop up car tent is a tent designed to be attached to a car and used as a mobile camping or shelter solution. They are often made of lightweight materials, such as nylon, polyester or canvas, and can feature various windows, doors, ventilation options, and other features to enhance comfort and convenience. Pop up car tents are useful for camping trips, tailgating, festivals, and other outdoor activities, providing an easy and affordable way to create a comfortable and sheltered space on-the-go.
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Features of Aluminium Triangle Pop Up Car Tent
Hard shell on top, less wind noise during driving.
Neat Aluminium Hard Shell, can bear 100kgs cargo on top.
Spacious inner space for 2 persons.
Well ventilated three big entrances, all as doors and windows.
7cm high-density mattress provides comfortable sleeping experience.
How Do Rooftop Tents Work?
Roof top tents are made for campers who love adventure. Their quick set-up time means you can camp easily anywhere, and their durable construction makes them the perfect for the wilderness.
Once you've reached your destination, how do you set up the rooftop tent? There are two options, fold-out or pop-up, both are a lot quicker than traditional ground tents.
Fold-out:
Most common with soft-shell roof top tents. Simply pull off the travel cover, pull out the ladder and unfold the tent. Adjust the ladder so that it reaches the floor and then you're ready to enjoy!
Pop-up:
Most common for hard-shell roof top tents. Simply unlatch the latches and the tent will pop up into place. It's that simple!
How long does it take to open a rooftop tent?
Some roof top tent enthusiasts have been interested in this exact question. When timed, most rooftop tents can be opened and ready for use in about three to four minutes average.
The process of opening the tent, setting up the windows and rainfly rods can take a little longer, anywhere from 4-6 minutes. Hard-shell tents are usually quicker since there are no extra features like rain fly rods to set up.
What are Tent Fabric Specifications and Coatings?
Tents specifications and coatings can be confusing. What is Denier, Thread count and Hydrostatic Head? Understanding tent specifications and terms will help you choose the best tent for your needs.
What is Denier?
Denier (D) is the unit measuring the weight and thickness of the individual threads used in the fabric. Fabric with a higher Denier will be thicker, stronger and more durable than the same fabric with a lower Denier – 40D Nylon will be stronger than 15D Nylon and 150D Polyester stronger than 75D Polyester. Remember that different fabrics have different strengths. Lower Denier is common in ultralight nylon tents and tarps where low weight is paramount. Polyester camping tents typically have higher 68D, 75D, 150D fabrics, while for camping and event shelters something around 150D would be recommended to deal with the greater stresses and longer exposure to the sun and elements.
What is Thread count?
The thread count (T) is the number of threads used horizontally and vertically per square inch of fabric ... 210T means a total of 210 threads. A higher thread count represents a greater density and tighter weave in the fabric. For this reason you will often find lower Denier fabrics (with a 'thinner' thread) have a higher thread count.
What is Ripstop?
Ripstop tent fabrics are those with a special reinforcement to increase resistance to tearing and ripping. When weaving, a stronger thread is used at regular intervals to form a crosshatching, grid pattern visible in the fabric. This improves strength of the fabric and makes any tears or holes less likely to spread and become bigger.
What is gsm?
GSM (grams per square meter), refers to the weight in grams of one square meter of raw woven canvas or polycotton canvas. (Also still measured in ounces per square yard as well.) A higher gsm means a higher fabric weight and thickness. Most tents range from around 280gsm to 380gsm with more modern polycotton canvas closer to the lower end.
There are lots of benefits of a rooftop tent:
The adventure: Rooftop tents are a unique way to experience the great outdoors, no matter the conditions. These tents are built to last. They handle bad weather better than ground tents and can be used in tricky terrain unlike RVs.
The view: Getting up off the ground means that you have easy viewing of the beautiful scenery just outside your tent. Some roof top tents even have built-in sky panels, so you can drift off gazing at the stars.
Quick to set up:Rooftop tents can be opened and packed away within minutes. You don't have to connect a bunch of poles and secure them in the ground like a ground tent. All you have to do is unfold the tent and you're done. This means more time exploring and less time setting up camp.
Comfort:Most roof top tents have built-in mattresses which are comfier than blow-up mattresses (especially a deflated one!). The bedding remains inside the tent which means you can jump in as soon as the tent is opened. Also, the tent's flat floor means no more knobby stones poking your back at night.
Helps you keep clean and dry: These tents keep you up and away from mud, snow, sand and critters.
Built for all kinds of weather:The materials used to make rooftop tents are often designed to withstand harsh weather conditions better than ground tents.
Car-Top Tent Types
There are three main types of roof-top tents, those similar to the Tepui, which open like a book and have a heavy canvas body and roof; literal "pop-ups" that have a hard top and canvas body; or those constructed completely into the vehicle as an after-market customization (think VW pop-tops).
The Tepui I tested is the fully-fabric version. These can be set up to fold to the side, or to the back, depending on the type of vehicle and configuration desired. A bonus to me using the full-canvas Tepui was that I can fold it open over my tailgate, which provides significant shelter for cooking or just hanging out in the rain.
Hard-top tents pop straight up, or tilt up from one side, they are regarded as super fast to set up. I've never spent the night in this style, but would be a little more concerned about high winds compared with a canvas tent like the Tepui.
Car-Top Camper Installation
Rooftop tents require a strong roof rack to carry them. They weigh well over 100 pounds, so be certain of the capacity of the rack you plan to use.
I used a Yakima system with Core Bars and Skyline Towers with my Tepui system, and it's proven to be great, especially because the towers can be removed with just the flipping of a lever, allowing the whole rig to be lifted off relatively easily.
The initial installation of the Tepui on my truck was pretty easy, accomplished by three guys in about an hour. It will vary depending on the tent and vehicle used, but plan on an afternoon and be sure to have some helpers and tools on hand.
Rooftop, Or Ground?
A rooftop tent will really benefit those on extended trips that are largely on the move. It was perfect for the Alaska Highway, and would be perfect for campgrounds and nasty weather.
It's also great if you plan to spend a lot of days in your vehicle. Those living weeks or months on end on the road and in campgrounds will really appreciate the added comfort of this setup.
Those on a budget or who only camp a few days a summer will be better served with a traditional tent. In addition, people who want to set up a tent for several days and move the car in the meantime will also find a standard tent easier to manage.
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Founded in 2018, Yongkang Ada Industry and Trade Co is a comprehensive modern enterprise specializing in designing, producing, and selling rooftop tents.In terms of guaranteed quality, ADA follows strict compliance with the standards and specifications of the ISO9001 quality system.
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