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AIRSHELTER / GARDEN ROOM

One garden.
More room.

A textile garden room on a compatible trampoline. For time together in rest mode.

Design concept. Jumping and rest mode remain separate. Specification & availability

Family Halo · white exterior study in rest mode

A GOOD PLACE TO START

Your way to a garden room.

Start with a trampoline skirt, plan a garden room or explore a design character.

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THE COMPLETE COLLECTION

13 design worlds. Your own style.

Garden rooms from Princess and Castle to Lounge, Resort and Lodge.

All AIRSHELTER designs

DISTINCT COLOURS. INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER.

For little escapes and longer breaks.

Princess and Castle retain their distinct design identities. Explore their forms, colours and atmosphere.

Princess AureliaA world of its own in the evening light.Explore Princess
Fortress ValorianCastle in the garden at night.Explore Castle

EVERYDAY SHELTER LIFE

Space for shared moments.

All interior views show rest mode with example equipment.

Family Halo · Interior / rest mode

FAMILY TIME

A place to spend time together.

Read, play together or simply unwind. Family Halo shows the full-area comfort mattress, windows and warm lighting.

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Comfort from below

A mattress and compatible edge closure are intended to reduce draughts. The planned layered construction aims to reduce heat loss downwards.

An enclosing shell

The roof, wall panels and connections form the planned room concept. Moisture protection depends on the complete structure.

Ventilation matters

Suitable ventilation paths must provide fresh air and remove moisture. Overnight-use specifications still require verification.

DESIGN WORLDS

Your style. Thought through as a whole.

All design collections remain individually selectable. Each model page combines the overall view with structure, details and illustrated features.

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HydroSkirt in the premium-white lead view with fine black seams and ZipAround details. Daylight concept visualisation.
HydroSkirt · Concept view on a trampoline. Trampoline and net are not part of the base module.

ONE STARTING POINT. MANY POSSIBILITIES.

Start with the skirt.
Build your garden idea.

HydroSkirt is planned as a separately selectable trampoline skirt with separate water cells. You can start with the base module and add a compatible AIRSHELTER garden room later. HydroLounge continues the design language with its own outdoor furniture.

  1. 01Choose the base
  2. 02Add a garden room
  3. 03Combine outdoor furniture

Water ballast is planned. Protection against wind uplift using this module alone has not yet been demonstrated.

THE NEXT STAGE

Piece by piece. Or together.

Choose your starting point first. Then select the model and features on the product page.

Upgrade my trampoline

Upgrade for an existing trampoline. The image shows the starting point without an upgrade. Model and dimensions will be checked for compatibility.

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Plan a complete system

Trampoline and AIRSHELTER together. The image shows one possible rest-mode configuration; operating mode and confirmed package contents are yet to be defined.

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FROM TRAMPOLINE TO SHELTER

Existing. Extended. Transformed.

Upgrade your own trampoline or plan a complete system: these three views explain the intended stages.

1. Your existing trampoline

The trampoline is the starting point. Model, dimensions and connection points are checked before upgrading. Not every trampoline is automatically compatible.

2. The upgrade for bouncing

The air structure, net panels and HydroRing complement the outer structure. The jumping area has no roof or mattress; sufficient clearance beneath it must allow unrestricted deflection.

3. The shelter conversion

A roof, window and door panels, a mattress and lighting form the planned space for relaxing, lounging and camping. The intended rest-mode securing system is part of the changeover. No bouncing in this mode.

Bouncing mode and rest mode are separate. Before bouncing, remove the roof and mattress, fully release the rest-mode securing system and keep the deflection space clear. Netting and assembly require approval.

Graphite concept comparison: proportions and support positions are not dimensionally identical across the images. The series illustrates configurations, not assembly or confirmed package contents.

CONSTRUCTION & SPECIFICATION

One system. Clear roles.

Explore the structure, interchangeable fittings and planned service functions as needed.

Structure, ballast and fittingsAir bodies, water cells and compatible panels in context.

CONSTRUCTION

Modular all around.

Structure, water ballast and interchangeable panels perform different functions.

Air structure around the trampoline

Inflatable columns and ring elements form the intended outer structure. The raised trampoline remains the base; net panels are shown here.

Concept details

The graphite view illustrates the proposed structure. Connections, safety netting and installation on a specific trampoline still require verification.

Water ballast at the base

The HydroRing accommodates separate water cells around the trampoline edge. The additional weight is intended as ballast.

Concept details

Water ballast alone does not guarantee wind resistance. Attachment, water volume and operating limits require technical approval.

Change compatible panels

Open the textile connection, remove the panel and insert a compatible replacement. Windows, doors and closed panels can change the space.

Concept details

UniversalZip names the textile interface; FieldSwap describes the intended panel exchange. Permitted inserts depend on the operating mode.

YOUR FEATURES

One panel. New possibilities.

Door, window or closed textile panel: compatible inserts are intended to be interchangeable. A roof and mattress complement rest mode.

Roof module

The optional roof for shelter mode.

Concept details

Rain resistance, connections, ventilation and permitted weather conditions must be tested on the complete system.

Door module

A dedicated entrance within the panel structure.

Concept details

Dimensions, clear access and safety requirements still need verification. Bedding or furniture must not obstruct the entrance. Colour-matched module concept. Connections, size, materials and permitted operating mode must be checked for the specific system. Not evidence of confirmed part compatibility.

Closed textile panel

A closed panel for greater privacy.

Concept details

The fabric and seams shown have not been tested for water or wind resistance. Ventilation and weather protection must be designed together. Colour-matched module concept. Connections, size, materials and permitted operating mode must be checked for the specific system. Not evidence of confirmed part compatibility.

Window module

A wider outlook within the same panel structure.

Concept details

Dimensions, compatibility, weather resistance and the exact interface remain to be confirmed. Colour-matched module concept. Connections, size, materials and permitted operating mode must be checked for the specific system. Not evidence of confirmed part compatibility.

AirGrid

An interchangeable grid panel made of air channels.

Concept details

No confirmed protective function, child-safety approval or approval as a replacement for a safety net. Colour-matched module concept. Connections, size, materials and permitted operating mode must be checked for the specific system. Not evidence of confirmed part compatibility.

ThermoAirDeck & BounceLock

The comfort base for resting, lounging and camping.

Concept details

A mattress alone does not establish moisture protection or verified thermal insulation. Mechanics, insulation, edge connections and load capacity require testing. No bouncing in shelter mode.

Textiles, care and lightingThe textile cover and electrical connection as separate functions.

FABRIC / CARE / LIGHT

Everything joins together.

ZipAround on AIRSHELTER: removable covers, accessible internal bodies and separately connected lighting.

Cover and internal bodies

Fabric surrounds the air and water bodies. The internal bodies have their own seals.

ZipAround joins the fabric

The intended textile sections join flush using zippers. They provide access and allow panels to be changed.

Remove and care for the cover

The fabric cover can be removed separately. Washability and washing procedures depend on the final approved material. Remove all electrical components first.

Connect lighting separately

The plug and socket sit beside the zipper in an accessible service area. Zipper teeth do not conduct electricity.

Neutral functional studies. The cover and service connections shown do not replace separate air or water seals and do not demonstrate a tested structural joint. Washing procedures and electrical specifications require approval.

ACCESSORIES

The right additions.

Replacement covers and accessories for your AIRSHELTER system.

AirShell design study: three soft textile LED panels with separate water bases on a terrace.

NEW SYSTEM IDEA / LED SPACE DIVIDERS

Define spaces.
With water and light.

Water-fillable space dividers for terraces, hotels and events. AirShell and HydroBase combine water ballast, separate light carriers and the structural ZipAround concept for joining modules.

Explore LED barriers

Design study for visual space division and visitor orientation.

AIRSHELTER / MODULAR THINKING

Replace one part.
Keep using the system.

Air body, water cell, wall panel or cover: a fault should not mean replacing the entire product. Compatible components can be requested individually, along with future additions.

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Our development goal, not an unlimited spare-parts guarantee. Replaceability, instructions and availability will be confirmed for each model and revision.

A single air column with a separately opened textile cover.AirColumn · Individual air body →

YOUR NEXT STEPS

From a shape to your project.

  1. 01

    Explore a model

    Explore views and shapes.

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  2. 02

    Make it personal

    Record your size, operating mode and equipment preferences.

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  3. 03

    Save your project

    Review your selection on this device and save it as a project file.

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Product status, specifications and availability

The images show design and functional concepts. Prices, dimensions, package contents and availability are yet to be defined. Your selection prepares the way for a future quotation.

Retrofit compatibility, assembly, permitted operating modes, wind and rain protection, thermal insulation and overnight use still require verification. AirGrid is not approved as a replacement for a safety net.

Removable, washable textile covers and separately connected LED components are planned. Material, care labelling and electrical protection ratings will be defined for each specification.

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