The smallest folded footprint we make
The T23C folds to 110 cm of width when closed — narrower than any other hard shell in the range. On a small hatchback or a compact SUV, that is the difference between a tent that sits inside the roof line and one that overhangs the windscreen.
It is also the lightest: from 41 kg on the 130 shell, 46 kg on the 150. Two people can lift it onto a roof rack without a hoist, which matters for the dealer fitting it in the yard and for the end user who takes it off between trips.
14.5 cm closed height
Ultra-slim by any standard. Combined with the narrow footprint, the closed package is about as unobtrusive as a hard-shell tent gets — low enough for car park barriers and narrow enough that it does not dominate the vehicle in a photograph.
Two rainfly styles
The T23C ships with either of two rainfly configurations, A or B. They differ in how the fly extends over the door and window openings; the choice usually comes down to whether the customer prioritises ventilation or weather protection on the entry side. Specify which one you want at order stage — both fit the same shell.
Two side slots
Two slots on a shell this slim is generous. An awning and an annex both mount without adding a bracket that would push the closed width out past the 110 cm figure.
Sizing
The T23C-130 sleeps one to two at 41 kg, closing to 130×110×14.5 cm and opening to 130×201×108 cm. The T23C-150 sleeps two to three at 46 kg, closing to 150×110×14.5 cm and opening to 150×201×108 cm.
