The shape people recognise
The T41AD is the triangle. The Z-fold extends rearward into a wedge, so the tent gains height where a person sits up and keeps a low, aerodynamic line where they do not. It is the most distinctive shell in the range, and in markets where rooftop tents are sold on look as much as on specification, that matters.
Opens at the rear
Set-up and entry happen at the tailgate rather than the side. For a vehicle with an awning on one side and a ladder on the other, that keeps the entrance clear and stops the two from competing for the same space.
Widened foot section, four-sided openings
The foot end is wider than the head end, which gives the sleeping area a shape closer to a bed than a coffin. Doors and windows on all four sides mean the interior is open to the view on every aspect — the reason this model sells to photographers and to buyers who camp for the scenery rather than the campsite.
Height inside
Ninety-five centimetres of sitting height at the foot end, rising to 140 cm of headroom at the head end. In practice: you can sit up at the foot without touching the roof, and stand crouched at the head.
Interior compared with the rest of the range
Larger inside than the T21 series, smaller than the T25A. If a customer wants the triangle shape and maximum space, the honest answer is that the T25A is bigger — the T41AD trades some volume for the wedge profile and the rear entry.
19 cm body, two shell materials
Nineteen centimetres closed, with a 3 cm or 5 cm mattress. Available in PVC at 58 kg or aluminium at 62 kg, and with either a manual gas strut or an electric lift. The two shell materials share the same mounting footprint.
Sizing
The T41AD-130 sleeps one to two, closing to 130×210×19 cm and opening to 150 cm of headroom at the head end.
