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$5000 shipped incl. duty etc? Holy mack that's actually impressive. Please keep us posted.

I will be your first customer if you can sell me a quality box that size for that price.

You are correct any material with move with temperature changes. By using the same type of FRP products throughout you won't have to worry about conflicting expansion/contraction between materials like you would see with an Aluminum/FRP combination.

Looking great!

Can't believe this hasn't sold yet!

Well done! Doing this in a confined space AND high up on the truck is a challenge. Cheers

Looks like they are made by the same company that manufactures the scout and adventurer rental rvs

Every year I'm getting calls from customers asking for advice on how to prevent condensation in a DIY / custom camper in winter condition. I experienced this too on my personal camper. This is of course a WTH moment first, but when you start looking closer into thermal dynamics and understand...

Does this qualify :-)

I used full 4x8 sheets our factory custom made for me. Same 1.5mm Lamilux FRP on both sides and marine plywood. Has some weight to it, but worth the look and durability. I treaded the edges with 1/8 radius router, sandpaper and hardwax oil. I used the same materials for the table and it's...

I call BS on that as you are one of the owners of GlobeTrekker. Come on man, be honest and play along.

Working with IKEA is pretty straight forward as most of the kitchen cabinets are based on a systems approach that allows them to be mixed and matched. In my case I combined standard lower drawer cabinets that are 24" deep with 30" deep "fridge" cabinets above to get to the desired overall...

As a furniture maker I always like seeing "wood" cabinetry in my personal campers. It gives it a cozy feel like home. At the same time it's more sound suppressing and easier to replace if needed. Metal cabinets always remind me of garage tool cabinets... I just replaced a couple doors in my...

On our bigger expedition truck bodies we offer a 2' spacing between the FRP internal structure as a standard. Realizing that not every truck/subframe is the same, we can custom place them as required. Subframe width: They should always be as wide as the actual truck frame. Another reason why a...

Great Topic! We use a general rule with our flatbed campers: Any camper with a floor length longer than 8' should have the frame twist put in consideration with an isolating frame. All pending on the truck, these can get more complicated the longer they are. A typical Flatbed usually increases...