Rooftop Tents
We supply & install OCAM rooftop tents — trusted gear for touring and weekend escapes.
Start Your BuildOverview & Setup Guide
Hard Shell vs Soft Shell
- Hard Shell: Fast setup, low noise, great weather sealing.
- Soft Shell: Larger floor area & awnings for family camping.
Mounts & Load
- We match platform/crossbars to dynamic & static load ratings.
- Check ladder angle, hatch clearance and entry side (rear/side).
What We Need to Quote
- Vehicle & roof setup (platform/crossbars/backbone)
- Occupants (2 / 3 / family) & typical trip style
- Preferred opening (rear or side) and annex needs
Popular Add-ons
- Annex room, awning walls, lighting & power points
- Ladder extensions, bedding retention kits
- Anti-condensation mat, insulated liners
Hard Shell
Soft Shell
Why a Rooftop Tent?
Fast Setup
Most hard shells deploy in minutes; bedding can stay inside when packed down.
Comfort & Weather
Flat mattresses, great airflow and storm-resistant shells & canvases.
Security & Storage
Off the ground and away from mud; optional annex creates private change room.
Professional Install
We fit to the right platform/crossbars with correct torque, sealant and cable routing for lights.
FAQs
Which opening style should I pick (rear vs side)?
Rear suits short vehicles and hatch access; side suits wagons/utes with awnings. We’ll recommend based on your roof layout.
Will my roof rack handle the weight?
We match your rack to the tent’s dynamic (driving) and static (camped) loads, including occupants and bedding.
Can I keep bedding inside?
Yes for most hard shells (duvet + pillows). We’ll show you packing tips during handover.
Do you wire lights/USB inside the tent?
We can add low-draw lighting and USB/12V with tidy cable management and waterproof pass-throughs.