The difference between inflatable tents and regular metal bracket tents

1, Weight
Due to the use of iron pipes as supports, metal tent frames are relatively heavy, which inevitably brings difficulties to transportation and movement. Especially for larger tents, the more brackets are used, and as the tent area increases, the load-bearing demand also increases, resulting in an increase in the load-bearing capacity of the brackets. Correspondingly, thicker iron pipes are used, which in turn increases the weight of the tent.
Inflatable tents, with inflatable keels that can be folded, have a lighter weight compared to ordinary metal tents with iron pipe support structures, making transportation relatively easy.
2, Volume
In terms of tent volume, tents with metal support structures cannot be freely packed due to the presence of iron pipe supports; And the length of iron pipe supports is generally longer, which makes it difficult for slightly smaller vehicles to fit in, so larger vehicles must be used for transportation.
And inflatable tents, due to their softness, have inflatable keels, and the air columns can be folded freely after deflation; This design allows the tent to be freely folded after use, occupying only a small volume and easily placed in small household and regular vehicles. Convenient transportation.
3, Installation and Demolition
Metal bracket tents require multiple people to set up, which takes a long time. The larger the tent, the more personnel it requires and the longer it takes to set up.