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Your numbers are WAY off from reality! Show me proof of your freight numbers, your subframe pricing (and construction). What materials are used? Aside from all of this: Who is giving you warranty, parts (if needed), customer service? I have been doing business with Asian suppliers for almost...

Hey! Regular habitat boxes are custom orders. They need to be quoted individually through one of our commercial partners. Cheers

Time for a much needed update! Can't believe how fast the last year went by... We now have 10 fantastic commercial build partners! 2 in Quebec Canada, 1 British Columbia Canada, Alberta (announced soon) ,Washington State, California, Colorado, Utah (announced soon), Indiana and the United...

Pretty much every pick up truck comes with that disclaimer. We have many customers that use the F150-F350 platforms for their TotalComposites slide in campers or flatbed campers.

Claiming R22 insulation. How thick are the walls and what insulation is used?

For now we are keeping the dualies. The truck came with brand new tires and it would be a shame to switch them out. I'm also not a big fan of running "old" super single military tires that may or may not blow up.... After all, logging trucks, construction trucks all run this set up and have done...

As far as the habitats and equipment for these goes, nothing was sponsored. All components where carefully selected and paid for. Taking a vehicle that far off the beaten path in extreme conditions with components that are "sponsored" and installed just for marketing purpose could back fire and...

Can't be easy to travel these days if you own a Russian passport.

Not much other than waiting for subframe completion. After that, box assembly and mounting to chassis.

Super cool! Nothing better than real world testing. Congrats!!!

Looks cold but fun!

I can only speak for our company Total Composites: Our flatbed campers have more square Ft and are manufactured with internal components that prevent sagging and allows for mounting without external tie downs. The sidewalls have more square ft also and require the sourcing of bigger sheets of...

Works great! Made many cakes in it.

FYI be careful with "cheap" plastics in your hot air routing. You can end up with a super toxic mix of air. There is a reason the "other" brands cost more.

Ours bolt into internal (interlocking) structure that includes a 1/4” steel plate. Incredible strong And thermal transfer free. We recommend removing the jacks after the camper is loaded. It just needs this one silly driver in the parking spot next to you to bump into it and create a lot of damage.

All of our builders/partners can offer true custom builds. It's up to them to accept them or not. TC can supply them with what ever they need.

The high tariffs only apply to imports into the USA. But aside from that, they are build into the price and most times we are still much cheaper than our competitors. General shop costs in Canada are the same as in the USA.... Only difference and maybe advantage is the favourable exchange rate...

Our builders still have the option to offer custom builds. Due to the nature of processing custom orders, some are slowly backing out of this and focusing more on the truck campers. We are seeing a huge increase in requests for those. To be honest, it's very hard to make money with custom...

The only fixed data we have is the empty shell weight. As soon as you ad wiring/interior lights/ storage hatches etc that number changes. Therefore every single camper so far has slightly different numbers. As mentioned above: the 1600-1800lb range should get you everything you need To be...