Hotel & Resort Glamping Tents — GT Series

The GT Series — 20 models

This is the range hospitality buyers work from. Lodge and cabin shapes are the volume of it: they read as a building rather than a tent, they hold a real bed, a bathroom pod and a split system, and they photograph well twelve months after the opening. Bell, dome and tensile shapes cover the softer, more sculptural briefs.

None of them is a fixed mould. Each model below is a starting point for shape, structure and material — take one as it stands, or send the plot and we size it from there.

GT-001

Peak Cabin Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-002

Double Peak Lodge Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-003

Triangular Glamping Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-004

Pyramidal Glamping Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-005

Long Lodge Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-006

Bell Glamping Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-007

Wide Cabin Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-008

Dual Porch Cabin Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-009

Compact Cabin Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-010

Wide Top Lodge Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-011

Arch Door Lodge Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-012

High Peak Lodge Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-013

Arch Tunnel Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-014

Dome Structure Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-015

Inflatable Sphere Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-016

Blue Sphere Glamping Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-017

Long Arch Lodge Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-018

Dual Peak Tensile Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-019

Multi-Peak Canopy Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

GT-020

Twin Dome Glamping Tent

Customizable shape, structure and material.

What "customizable" means here

Hospitality work rarely fits a catalogue dimension. A guest room has to take a king bed, a shower pod and a mini-split; a reception pavilion has to line up with a path and a car park. So we treat shape, structure and material as variables on every model above.

• Shape. Plan outline, span, eave height and roof pitch. Two peaks or one, a porch or none, a round or a rectangular footprint.
• Structure. Timber-frame, steel-frame or hybrid — matched to the wind and snow load of the site, not to a stock mould.
• Material. Roof and wall fabric weight and coating, membrane where a hard roof is wanted, timber cladding or glazed front panels, insulation level, floor platform.
• Services. Window and door positions, electrical runs, drainage and plumbing take-offs so the pod fits first time.

Send the plot, the intended use and the port. We return the drawing set, the structure sections and the load plan, then quote per project.

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Ordering this range

• What we need to quote. Site plan or footprint, intended use, number of units, and the port. Comfortable to add a reference photo of the look you want.
• Samples and prototypes. For lodge and cabin shapes we build a pre-production sample first, so structure and fit are signed off before the run starts.
• Lead time. Framed lodge and cabin models run longer than a light camping tent, so plan the site works around the delivery window rather than the other way round.
• Compliance. Fabric and structural reports to suit the destination market, arranged per project. Tell us the country and the standard.

Tell us the plot size, how the space will be used and the port, and we return the frame sections, the roof take-off and the load plan on one sheet.