New portable bathroom is ready in 90 seconds, measures 2.18 meters, fits in the car when closed, and offers privacy for showering and changing clothes.

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 21/06/2026 at 00:52

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New Gazelle tent combines foldable structure, assembly in about 90 seconds, and space for shower, toilet, or changing clothes, offering privacy in campsites, trips, and outdoor activities, with removable floor, ventilated roof, internal pockets, and waterproof fabric resistant to weather conditions.

The Gazelle Privacy Tent portable bathroom was launched for campers who need a reserved space for showering, changing clothes, or using mobile toilets. The integrated structure is ready in about 90 seconds.

Tall structure and simplified assembly

To set up the tent, the user unfolds the set, pulls the wall handles, and fits the roof. The wide front door avoids common triangular openings in cross structures.

With a height of 2.18 meters, the equipment comes with eight stakes for securing. The roof has a screen and can remain open for ventilation or receive a waterproof cover during rainy periods.

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Portable bathroom also functions as a shower

The interior accommodates most portable showers, with two hose entries, a showerhead holder, a hanging compartment, and pockets for clothes, towels, hygiene products, and personal items.

Besides showering, the structure can house a portable toilet, composting system, or dry packaging. It also functions as a private dressing room. A simple lock on the zipper helps prevent accidental entries during use.

The tent uses waterproof 210D Oxford polyester, with a rating of 2,000 millimeters. The removable floor facilitates cleaning and has mesh sides for water drainage.

Weight, size, and promotional price

When packed, it measures 122 centimeters in length and 22 centimeters in diameter. The weight exceeds 9 kilos, favoring transport in vehicles but limiting long-distance foot travel.

The promotional price is US$ 280. Territory offers a similar alternative, with 5.4 kilos, smaller closed size, and a price of US$ 150.

Would you use this portable bathroom in campsites, car trips, or outdoor events? Tell us in the comments which function would be most useful for your routine, whether shower, toilet, or dressing room, and say if the quick assembly would compensate for the weight and price presented.

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New portable bathroom is ready in 90 seconds, measures 2.18 meters, fits in the car when closed, and offers privacy for showering and changing clothes.

New Gazelle tent combines foldable structure, assembly in about 90 seconds, and space for shower, toilet, or changing clothes, offering privacy in campsites, trips, and outdoor activities, with removable floor, ventilated roof, internal pockets, and waterproof fabric resistant to weather conditions.

Tall structure and simplified assembly

Portable bathroom also functions as a shower

Weight, size, and promotional price

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Portable bathroom also functions as a shower

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