Illuminated five-legged dom100.eu inflatable tent

What did ARIO make for dom100.eu?

This project is an inflatable tent made for dom100.eu, printed in the colours set out in the client’s brand guidelines. We match the size and the version to the site — every model we make is listed in the Inflatable Tents category.

How does an inflatable tent work in brand promotion?

Manufacturers and retail chains choose an inflatable tent on a simple calculation: one structure, dozens of appearances in a season, no assembly costs and no hire charges. A UV print keeps the colours inside the brand guidelines, and after the event the whole thing packs into a car boot. Nothing has to be hired, built or disposed of afterwards, which is the practical argument for dom100.eu.

At what kind of events is an inflatable tent used?

• ski slopes and beaches — built for wind, frost and blowing sand
• mass events, where the structure has to survive being leaned on all day
• service and timing points at sports events and motor rallies
• rescue operations and field duty — shelter raised in minutes
• open days and picnics — a branded roof to meet your visitors under

What does an inflatable tent add to a brand’s presence?

A structure held up by air is forgiving of knocks, which is why inflatable tents end up on ski slopes, on beaches and at mass events where something is bound to lean on them. The walls fasten with heavy-duty zips, so the tent closes into a cabin or opens into a shelter without tools. Emergency services use the same construction as a command post or a medical point, raised in minutes by the crew on the spot.

Why does a lit tent win the evening?

After dark, stands stop competing on graphics and start competing on light. Strong LED lighting in the legs glows through the canopy from inside and the tent becomes a lit-up magnet: you recognise it by the shape alone, before you can make out the logo. The photograph shows the result directly — people stand around this structure rather than at the unlit stands next to it. A dusk sensor can be added to the lighting so it switches itself on, with nobody attending to it.

Worth knowing: a tunnel instead of two separate tents

Several inflatable tents can be joined by tunnels into one object with a continuous roof, with no gap for the rain to pour through between stands. Brands use this at outdoor fairs: one tent for the staff, one for the display, the tunnel as a printed corridor between them. The set still packs into a car boot and goes up in about a quarter of an hour, and each tent keeps its own blower and its own anchoring.

Which size and version should you order?

The blower runs the whole time the tent stands, so the site needs a 230 V supply. Where there is no power, the answer is a sealed air tent, inflated once and holding its pressure without a blower. Where a crew sets up alone and often, and full branding of the legs is not the point, a pop-up gazebo on an aluminium frame is the simpler tool.

How do you order an inflatable tent with your own print?

All we need is your logo and the date of the event. The print visualisation comes to you for approval free of charge, production in our own factory in Poland takes 10 working days, and the manufacturer’s warranty covers the whole set. Shipping anywhere in Europe is arranged with the order and quoted individually. Write through the contact form — we answer within 24 hours on working days. See also sealed air tents and inflatable arches, or look through the rest of our projects.