Racks built into the shell
Most hard-shell tents give you a lid and then ask you to buy a separate rack to put anything on it. The T32A has the racks built in: the closed shell carries load directly, so a surfboard, a solar panel, a kayak or a bike tray rides on top of the tent instead of competing for the roof rails underneath.
For a customer already running an awning and a fridge slide on the vehicle, that is the difference between fitting everything and leaving something at home. It also keeps the load low — gear sits on the tent, not on a rack extension above it.
21 cm body
The shell is 21 cm deep, which puts it between the slim 14–15 cm models and the 22 cm flagships. Mattress is 3 cm standard. Interior height at the opening is 108 cm, the same figure as the flat-roof T22 family.
One side slot
A single slot on the shell. On this model the accessory budget has already gone into the built-in racks, so the slot is there for the one item that has to bolt on — typically an awning on the opposite side from the ladder.
Sizing
Two versions: the T32A-130 sleeps one to two at 71 kg, and the larger shell sleeps two to three at 80 kg. Both close to 21 cm and open to 108 cm. The larger shell shares a footprint with the smaller one on some builds — if width is critical to your market, confirm the exact closed dimensions with us before you print a catalogue page.
Who this is for
Buyers whose vehicle is already full. If the customer’s build list includes an awning, a fridge and a spare wheel on the roof, the T32A solves the load problem that the slimmer models push back onto them.
