The brand is renowned globally as they have provided luxury tents to countless projects through their head office, their branch in America, Europe and Botswana as well as their Distributors in the UAE, Australia and Asia.
With over 1000 different tent designs, Bushtec Safari prefer keeping everything they do in-house – from design, to manufacturing, delivering, and installation.
They have a range of standard designed luxury tents which can be customised according to specified requirements, alternatively they can create a custom design from scratch based on a concept on paper. With their team of in-house designers, they can create almost anything that you can imagine. Bushtec Safari also work closely with the investor’s architect should one be appointed.
Ladysmith, which is in the KwaZulu-Natal province in South Africa, houses their state-of-the-art factories, totalling a productive area of 27,500 m2 where more than 300 skilled design, technical and specialist personnel are employed. Here they craft masterpieces with passion and dedication.
Bushtec Safari also understand the importance of different environmental elements that have to be taken into consideration when they manufacture luxury tents. In order to accommodate these considerations, they offer different types of steel frames, different combinations of materials, fire-retardant materials, insulated materials and even guarantee that their canvas and flysheets are UV treated, welded and stitched to high standards. They engineer their tent structures in such a way that they can withstand the elements that they are exposed to, enabling the tents to last the investor for more than 10 years, which will be great for your return on investment.
Their tents are eco-friendly, and can blend in with the natural surroundings quite effortlessly. Each tent has a light footprint, and by securing it to a wooden deck that plants into the ground, you can have your luxury tented camp without disrupting the environment at all.
Bushtec Safari – Designed to Impress. Built to Last.
