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I got back between 1 and 1.5mpg when I put my Sherpa rack on. Give our shop a call and we can get you set up with the correct length. www.tinyrigco.com 657-400-2009

stuff it with butyl tightly and do some sikaflex over the butyl to seal it well.

@rino and I have camped together (in our own vehicles) above 12k feet and used the heater without issue. There really isn't a better option out there. 0 Carbon-monoxide, the downside of propane (Moisture) is 100% mitigated by the design of the double wall pipe and it's incredibly efficient...

Bringing it to you.

What you have sounds like it will work - I really recommend just riveting the whole screen on. Its a nice thought to remove them, but there really isn't a need...I haven't thought of one at least....

Water tank fitment instructions: https://www.alu-cab.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Canopy-Camper-Water-Tank-Kit-CC-A-WT-KIT-Fitment-Instruction-3.pdf

Quite a few people are. We have personally installed two at Tiny Rig. We have done a double cab short bed and an access cab long bed.

it’s happening. 100%

Drawer depths and dimensions will very by vehicle based on the different beds.

Nothing documented, that I am aware of. (@rino may know of something though) I personally just air things out after a trip. If my awning looks dirty, I rinse it. Pull the Mattress out or at least flip it. I wash the camper like I wash my truck. I even use the same drying aid on the camper and...

McMaster

It took about 2.5 hours to pull mine.... The install will take longer.

<3 Most baller chimney ever.

My truck has this issue as well. We are literally working on a solution today. Post a photo of your rear wheel wells please, looking up towards the bed rail.

Quitter.

Yes - You have two options on mounting the screens with Rivets. Option 1) Rivet the velcro onto the camper. Option 2) Don't use Velcro and mount the Screens directly to the camper with Rivets. Additionally, the instructions for the screen kits recommend using 3M adhesive promoter. It works...

Truthfully, that is a spot we are looking at making something for future installs. It may just be some small pieces of aluminum sikaflex'd over. For now, we are stuffing the hell out of them with Butyl Rope, and then doing sikaflex to fill in the gaps.

Yes we do! We are located in Westminster, Ca.

It's been rad to read through this post and catch up on what everyone is doing! I don't recall posting about this yet... but I love my Canopy Camper so much that I decided to become a dealer and start up a new company.... www.tinyrigco.com We are very focused on building out Canopy Campers...

I'd definitely recommend taking a look at the Alu-Cab products on a midsize vehicle. I love mine.