Our in-house CAD and design team works alongside modern manufacturing facilities. These include CNC fabric cutting, laser cutting and welding machines, plus CNC machines for wooden furniture and aluminium doors and windows. We also supply furniture, aluminium doors and windows, and wooden doors and windows, helping coordinate the tent and its guest-space components around your project.

We start by understanding your location, guest profile, design vision, and budget. Our designers and engineers then develop the layout, structure, and finishes together. Clear specifications and agreed drawings help keep the project aligned from concept through production and installation planning.

GargTent is a manufacturer and exporter based in Ambala, Haryana, India. Our in-house production approach brings fabrication, detailing, and quality control together, allowing us to develop both collection models and bespoke solutions.

Our tents serve luxury resorts, safari lodges, boutique glamping retreats, wellness destinations, and private estates. We also create shared hospitality spaces, helping clients plan the guest experience beyond the accommodation itself.

Our accommodation range includes the Premium, Exclusive, and Eco collections. Across the range, clients can choose intimate retreats, spacious suites, family layouts, and safari-inspired designs. We also offer hospitality and utility tents for reception, dining, bars, spas, pergolas, and other resort needs. Explore our tent range.

Premium models emphasize generous accommodation and refined comfort. The Exclusive Collection draws on luxury African safari design and includes Trevira CS fabric options. The Eco Collection offers a practical, budget-conscious approach with a two-layer roof, mild-steel frame, and zippered roll-up doors and windows. We help compare the exact specifications for your shortlist.

Yes. Our range includes more compact models such as The Pearl and The Princess, alongside larger designs such as The Coral, The Emerald, The Royal, The Opal, and The Opal+. The right choice depends on guest occupancy, usable interior space, outdoor living areas, and your site layout.

The Opal+ is our ultra luxury premium family tent, with two generous bedrooms, a shared lounge, and front and rear verandas. It supports privacy and time together within one spacious layout. GargTent supplied The Opal+ for Untamed Paws, Tipeshwar. See the project.

We can develop a coordinated range of accommodation and shared hospitality tents, including reception, restaurant, spa, and bar spaces. We also supply furniture, aluminium doors and windows, and wooden doors and windows. Tell us how the property will operate so we can agree the products, finishes, and exact supply scope for your project.

Share your target guest experience, occupancy, preferred room layout, site dimensions, climate, and budget. We can help compare suitable models and explain the differences between carpet area, built-up footprint, roof projection, and the space needed around the tent.

Yes. Layouts, sizes, structural adaptations, and finishes can be developed around your site and brand identity. We review each request with the design and engineering teams so the final proposal reflects both your creative vision and practical construction requirements.

Yes. We work with clients on custom solutions as well as collection designs. Share your concept, reference images, plans, and operational needs. We then discuss what can be achieved through the structure, proportions, materials, and detailing.

Your preferred colors, finishes, interior character, and guest experience can form part of the design brief. We discuss the available options and define the agreed scope clearly, including which furnishings, fittings, or services are supplied by GargTent and which are provided by your project partners.

Many of our models already include dedicated bathroom areas, lounges, or verandas. These spaces can be reviewed against your guest and operating requirements. Plumbing, drainage, electrical services, and any pool or landscape works should be coordinated with the site team and confirmed in the project scope.

We welcome a coordinated design brief. Sharing drawings, material preferences, site information, and service requirements early helps align the tent design with the wider architecture, interiors, and landscape of your property.

Materials vary by collection and model. Our range includes mild-steel structural frames, layered roof systems, fabric interiors, and insulated panel wall configurations on selected designs. Trevira CS fabrics feature in the Exclusive Collection. Ask us for the complete material specification for the tent you are considering.

No. Roof layers, fabrics, walls, doors, and windows depend on the model and agreed specification. Comparing the complete construction system gives a clearer picture of comfort, maintenance, and suitability than comparing only the outer appearance or floor area.

Climate is an important part of the brief. We review the location, exposure, rainfall, temperature range, and intended operating season when discussing the structure, roof, walls, ventilation, and insulation. The final configuration should be selected for the actual site conditions.

Heating and cooling requirements should be planned alongside the tent design. Insulation, ventilation, room volume, and the local climate all affect comfort and equipment sizing. Discuss the proposed system with us and your services contractor so power, drainage, and installation details can be coordinated.

Tell us the site conditions and the requirements specified by your project team or local authority. We can discuss the relevant materials and available documentation for the proposed configuration. Performance should be assessed for that specification rather than assumed from a collection name.

Routine care should include fabric cleaning using the recommended method, ventilation, drainage checks, and inspection of frames, fixings, seams, and roof tension. Ask for care guidance for your supplied materials. Climate, exposure, housekeeping, and maintenance all influence service life.

Yes. Our project portfolio includes bespoke tent supplies for Taj Aravali Resort & Spa, Udaipur, and JW Marriott Ranthambore Resort & Spa. Our wider client showcase includes SUJÁN Sher Bagh, SUJÁN Jawai, and The Ultimate Travelling Camp. The tent model and supply scope vary by property. Explore our projects.

Our projects span wildlife retreats, Himalayan glamping sites, and international resorts. Examples include Untamed Paws in Tipeshwar, Everest Base Camp in Mussoorie, Saraaya Glamps near Dharamshala, Boulder Valley Glamping in Malaysia, and Gangtey Tent Resort in Bhutan.

Yes. Our Projects and Gallery pages show completed installations and different approaches to tented hospitality. Use them to discuss the space, style, and setting you have in mind. Any visit to an operating client property should be arranged with that property directly.

Yes. GargTent manufactures and exports tents, with project experience across more than 10 countries. For an overseas enquiry, share the destination and site details so shipping, access, installation arrangements, and the required documentation can be discussed.

Please share the project location, number of tents, preferred models or reference images, intended occupancy, room requirements, site plans or photographs, budget range, and target opening date. Include any climate, access, or customization requirements so we can prepare a relevant proposal. Request a quotation.

Price depends on the model, dimensions, materials, customization, quantity, and agreed supply scope. Transportation, installation, foundations, decking, interiors, and services should be identified clearly in the proposal. A project quotation is more useful than a single price per square foot.

Timelines depend on design approval, material requirements, customization, quantity, production scheduling, and the destination. Share your planned opening date early. Confirm the production, dispatch, and installation schedule in your project proposal before committing your wider site program.

The site team should coordinate access, a suitable prepared base or deck, drainage, anchoring requirements, and the necessary utility services with the tent design. Installation responsibilities and any supervision or on-site support should be agreed before dispatch.

Raise changes as early as possible. Once materials are ordered or production begins, a revision may affect cost, feasibility, and the delivery schedule. Ask the team to review the change and confirm the revised scope before it is implemented.