Rooftop tent assembly

A shelter assembly, comprising:

• a rigid, generally flat base having a first rim section, a second rim section opposite said first rim section, and opposite side rim sections extending between said first rim section and said second rim section;
• a rigid wall having a lower edge, an upper edge opposite said lower edge, and opposite side edges extending between the lower edge and the upper edge, said lower edge being pivotably connected to the first rim section of the base for movement between a closed orientation in which the upper edge is positioned adjacent to the base and an open orientation in which the upper edge is spaced from the base;
• a rigid roof having a first end, a second end opposite said first end, and opposite sides extending between said first end and said second end, said first end being pivotably connected to the upper edge of the wall for pivoting movement relative to the wall between a closed configuration in which the roof and the wall are generally coplanar and an open configuration in which the second end of the roof is spaced from the base;
• a pair of side panels comprising tent material, each side panel of said pair of side panels extending between one side edge of the pair of side edges of the wall, one side of the pair of sides of the roof corresponding to said one side edge of the wall, and one side rim section of the pair of side rim sections corresponding to said one side edge of the wall and said one side of the roof;
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• an end panel comprising tent material, said end panel extending between a flexible upper edge attached to the second end of the roof, a flexible bottom edge attached to the second rim section of the base and flexible lower edges attached to the pair of side panels.

A shelter assembly, comprising:

• a rigid, generally flat base having a first rim section, a second rim section opposite said first rim section, and opposite side rim sections extending between said first rim section and said second rim section, said first rim section, said second rim section, and said opposite side rim sections having equal and uniform heights;
• a rigid wall having a lower edge, an upper edge opposite said lower edge, and opposite side edges extending between the lower edge and the upper edge, said lower edge being pivotably connected to the first rim section of the base for movement between a closed orientation in which the upper edge is positioned adjacent the base and an open orientation in which the upper edge is spaced from the base;
• a rigid roof having a first end, a second end opposite said first end, and opposite sides extending between said first end and said second end, said first end being pivotably connected to the upper edge of the wall for pivoting movement relative to the wall between a closed configuration in which the roof and the wall are generally coplanar and an open configuration in which the first end of the roof is elevated above the base by a first distance and the second end of the roof is elevated above the base by a second distance;
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• a pair of flexible side panels, each flexible side panel of said pair of side panels extending between one side edge of the pair of side edges of the wall, one side of the pair of sides of the roof corresponding to said one side edge of the wall, and one side rim section of the pair of side rim sections corresponding to said one side edge of the wall and said one side of the roof.