Supertramp Flagship HT – Hard-sided Slide-in 6.5' Pickup Camper

[Chadx]

Galley images.


A two-burner Propane cooktop is standard (a two-burner induction cooktop is optional). Black vent behind the cooktop is a galley-top vent for air circulation through the galley cabinet. It is positioned above the heat exchanger on the back of the fridge. The camper water tank is 24 gallons and the sink has a dedicated 5 gallon gray water tank that is located on the back wall inside the galley. The gray water drain hose passes through the basement and is accessed through the exterior black aluminum door at the rear of the camper.

Spacious cutlery drawer. This unit has a bamboo divider added (not included with camper).


Here are some images of the empty drawer on a new Flagship LT.

The galley face is a molded single-piece and the inset lips around the cabinet drawers and all controls, on the side of the galley, are a nice touch.

The below galley cabinet image shows galley storage as well as the dedicated shower mixer and 10 foot hose/nozzle for exterior showers which is standard on all campers. The shower hose can be run out the rear door or out a window. This eliminates an exterior plumbing penetration that can be problematic in other campers in extreme winter temperatures.
There is an interior shower option that adds a drain to the bottom of the shower pan, a shower-dedicated 5 gallon gray water tank with associated separate gray water drain hose, and a 360 degree shower curtain that attaches to the ceiling.

 

[Chadx]

The driver's side bench is made up of two compartments. The toilet/shower basin and storage cabinet.





A portable toilet is included standard. A "Wrappon Toilet Upgrade" is an option and includes the Wrappon toilet and 12v wiring to supply power. In our Flagship, we sourced our own separating toilet. The 'Trelino M' fits the space well, particularly with a teak shower mat we sourced which boosts the Trelino seat to be even with the top lip of the compartment. The Trelino fits in the compartment facing forward. There are likely other separating toilets that fit well. STC now offers a teak shower mat as an option that is works with the Trelino toilet.









The second bench has an extra deep storage space that goes all the way down into the basement. This space is available as storage space until the 800Ah house battery option is chosen. At that point, two 200Ah Victron batteries are located here with a carpeted panel over the top that becomes a raised floor of the now-shorter storage compartment.
The included fire extinguisher is shown as is the heat duct that passes through, and vents to, the basement, but then also adds a foot heat duct.





The toilet is removed from the basin during a shower. One of four shower curtain hooks can be seen on the ceiling. The shower curtain is cut with a very wide top (plenty of room for arm space and avoiding clinging wet shower curtain). The bottom of the curtain tapers into the shower basin.

 

[Chadx]

The following images I took in a Flagship LT, but they are identical in the Flagship HT.

Another view of the fan which includes light in the surround (activated by black button), remote control, and black-out shade.

One of four molded-in LED interior lights along with another L track shower curtain hook.

This is the lockable door to the rear exterior storage compartment (or shower gray water tank if so optioned).

It hinges downward to stay out of the way while accessing.

The 5 gallon gray water tank, for the optional interior shower, is accessed from outside at the driver's side rear of the camper. If the shower is not optioned, this is a storage space. The sink's gray water tank is located in the back of the galley, but it's drain hose is also located in this area.

The interior floor covering is removable and can be hosed off or otherwise cleaned while outside the camper.
The large basement pull out drawer is inside the camper and so inaccessible and secure when the camper door is closed.

In this particular picture, taken while touring STC, the trim has not yet been applied to the upper edge of the drawer.

In this particular picture, the trim has not yet been applied to the upper edge of the drawer, but one can see how large the drawer is.
Drawer inside measurements are approximately 52"L x 20.75"W x 5"D. In our camper, we fit a three step stool, welcome mat, dust pan and dust broom, etc.

 

[ajn507]

Its great to heat they are offering diesel heat and an induction cooktop. Thanks for all your posts, always great info.

 

[ExpoMike]

Really liked the HT we views at Overland Expo SoCal but my one complaint was, the seating areas are a little on the low side. It would have been nice if they were about 2" taller.

 

[Chadx]

Really liked the HT we views at Overland Expo SoCal but my one complaint was, the seating areas are a little on the low side. It would have been nice if they were about 2" taller.

Seat height can be tough since everyone's legs are different lengths. I find them about right. On a previous camper, our legs dangled from the dinette bench seats which is was incredibly uncomfortable. After sharing that observation, the manufacturer started putting in a raised floors and so sent us the mod which I installed. That made the leg length perfect and created a shoe cubby underneath. Double win. I'm 6' and wife is 5' 10" and we find it comfortable (her legs are longer than mine).

Hard to make them perfect for everyone, though. How tall of a fella are you, @ExpoMike? Just would like to compare. I don't know that anyone has ever asked, but I wonder if they would make taller cushions if someone wanted taller seating height? If not STC, then someone aftermarket. Easy enough to add height (though admittedly not exactly cheap), but can't make it shorter.
Any insight into how the interior heights felt? Both HT and in the taller LT?

Anyone else get a chance to check them out STC at the expo over the weekend?