Founded by Immanuel Schneider and Jakob Heider, a German company, Roof Space is developing rooftop tents for outdoor camping that are easy to set up and made from high-quality, sustainable materials. Their first model, Roof Space One, combines the advantages of a folding tent and a hard shell tent.
Packed in an aluminum case, the tent unfolds quickly and can be easily set up and mounted on almost any car in a minute. The rooftop bed also has a Panorama mode, which allows it to open up to its surroundings and provide a unique 270° view for nature lovers and photographers. A special feature of this function is that it separates the front fabric part from the rest of the tent with a circumferential zipper.
Source: designboom
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