The treehouse tent Dom'Up is a fun but expensive solution to many adults' unfulfilled dreams of having their treehouse. The Dom'Up is a suspension treehouse tent by Dutch arboriculturist Bruno de Grunne and the French arboreal society Trees and People.
The most interesting element of the Dom'Up treehouse tent is that it has been engineered so that the trees are left without any damage, which is a new concept, as regular treehouses often do severe damage to the structure of the tree.
The Dom'Up needs only two trees for support but takes a whole two days to install, although it can be left up for several years, and offers 16 meters of space inside, with a waterproof roof, wood floors and canvas walls.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Eco-friendly Treehouse Tents
- Creating treehouse accommodations without causing any harm to living trees is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the tourism and hospitality industry.
- Sustainable Adventure Tourism
- Investing in sustainable and eco-friendly adventure tourism options, such as treehouse accommodations, is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the travel industry.
- Arboricultural Engineering
- Developing new methods of designing and building treehouse accommodations that leave trees undamaged or even promote their growth is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the construction and engineering industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Creating eco-friendly and sustainable treehouse accommodations presents an opportunity for the tourism and hospitality industry to attract environmentally conscious and adventurous travellers.
- Travel
- Investing in sustainable adventure tourism, such as treehouse accommodations, presents an opportunity for the travel industry to provide unique and memorable experiences for travellers.
- Construction and Engineering
- Innovating arboricultural engineering methods for treehouse construction presents an opportunity for the construction and engineering industry to create eco-friendly and sustainable structures while promoting the growth and health of trees.
