Make camp feel like home
Senleeto builds inflatable air-beam tents for family car camping — cabins, A-frames and domes with stove jack and A/C port options that pitch with a hand pump in about 5–10 minutes.
Spacious air-beam tents that inflate with a hand pump in about 5–10 minutes
Ships from U.S. warehouses · 1-year warranty · 30-day returns — see policy
Three shapes,
one air-beam frame
Same pump-and-tension routine on all three. What changes is the floor plan, the headroom, and what you can zip onto it.
Cabin Tents
Near-vertical walls, 68–129 sq ft of floor — 258 sq ft on the dual-extension models. Families, longer stays, and base camps you set up once.
A-Frame Tents
A sloped 14' × 10' profile that helps shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned. Couples and weekend trips that want shade outside the door.
Dome Tents
A 15 ft hexagonal base with a crown skylight panel, in Oxford or poly-cotton (TC). Glamping, stargazing, and pitches where the view is the point.Find the air tent that fits your camp
Air beams up front.
Room to add after.
The frame inflates instead of threading through sleeves. That gets the shell standing fast — and leaves the roofline free for an awning, rainfly or extension canopy.
Air beams carry the load instead of a pole frame. One inflation point brings the whole shell up — nothing to sort, thread or shock-cord.
Unfold, inflate, seal, tension. Cabin, A-frame and dome all go up the same way, so the second trip is faster than the first.
Zip-on awnings, rainfly covers and extension canopies attach to the standing tent. Which ones fit depends on the model — the comparison table lists it shape by shape.
Sealed stove-jack and A/C pass-throughs on selected cabin, A-frame and dome models.
Spread & stake
Pick level ground, unfold the tent, and stake every floor corner before any air goes in.
Inflate the air frame
Connect the included hand pump at the valve and inflate until the beams feel firm and springy — usually 5–10 minutes for the base.
Tension & extend
Seal the valves, tension the guy lines, then zip on the rainfly, awning or extension canopy if your model takes one.
Clear warranty and return terms, backed by a support team ready to help.
The parts you
actually use
Awnings, rainflies and extension canopies aren't on every model. Here's what each one does, and which shapes take them.
Room for real furniture
Near-vertical walls mean cots, chairs and a table fit without anyone crawling. The 13' × 10' cabin gives you 129 sq ft before you add anything.
Extension canopy
A zip-on canopy that adds covered floor. Single extension on the 7'×10', 8'×10' and 13'×10' skylight models; the dual extension takes a 13'×10' base to 258 sq ft.
Rainfly cover
On A-frames and domes it's a dedicated piece that ships with the tent. On cabins, the extension canopy does the job — zip it flat over the shell.
Also sold on its own in four sizes.Zip-on awning
Extends the roofline past the door so you get shade outside the entrance. A-frames and domes carry a separate awning; on cabins the extension canopy does the job in awning mode.
A-frames and domes include awning support poles.Stove jack & A/C port
Sealed pass-throughs for a flue or an A/C hose, placed so the sleeping area stays clear.
Check the product page for included port options.Where will
you pitch it?
Four trips that call for different shapes — and different things zipped onto them.
Family weekends
Two adults, two kids, a dog. The 13' × 10' cabin gives 129 sq ft before you add anything.
Backyard glamping
No drive, no packing the car. The 13' × 10' cabin gives 129 sq ft two steps from the kitchen.
Long-stay base camp
Set it up once. Stove jack, A/C port, and 258 sq ft under cover with the dual extension.
Overlanding & road trips
The 7' × 10' compact packs down small and still takes a zip-on awning.Read this before
you load the car
Common questions
No frame poles. Air beams carry the load, and one inflation point brings the shell up. A-frames and domes also come with poles for their awning.
Plan on about 5–10 minutes to inflate and tension the base tent. Adding a rainfly, awning or extension canopy takes a few minutes more.
Yes — a hand pump comes with every tent, and it's all you need to get the beams firm. If you'd rather not work for it, we sell a cordless electric pump with auto-stop separately.
It varies by shape and model. The comparison table lists it side by side. We also sell a universal rainfly cover in four sizes if yours didn't come with one.
The Oxford shell and rainfly help shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned. Pitch on ground that drains and keep the guy lines tight.
Orders ship from our California and New Jersey warehouses. There's a 1-year limited warranty on manufacturing defects and a 30-day return window — see the policy page for eligibility and return shipping.
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