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If you were to draw a plumb line from the inside lip of the camper shell to the floor of the pickup bed you would see quite a lot of volume carved out of the walls of the bed. That space is a maze of bulges, bumps etc that I'm sure is a function of stiffening a bed with thin sheet metal, but it...

I'm struggling through this dilemma myself so I'm very curious to see what you come up with. I'm particularly curious to see how you're going to deal with the unbelievably complex geometry of modern truck beds. It seems a waste to leave that space in the "bulge" between the bed floor and the...

I will offer that as far as popups go I am very happy with my AToverland Atlas. I also really wanted barn doors or a rear door, but there are even fewer options out there that give you full popup and a barndoor option. Two thoughts here, 1. I have a bedlined tundra and that helps alot with...

I took delivery of my Atlas in early september of this year. Although we've only had it a couple months I'll second the comments here about the impeccable overall build quality. While I kind of wish the bed was wider, the way this camper tucks in on my 17 Tundra makes it worth it. The weight...

These look interesting.... would be good for you guys to get some more info on the website about hardware, tent fabric etc... I can appreciate the custom nature of your new company but you could save yourselves a lot of effort by publishing more basic info. I'll be watching for sure.

Thank you very much. I've seen that the production shops have gone to spool guns. I guess when every penny counts they make sense. Not as pretty, but certainly gets it done.

THIS is why I joined EP. You guys solving problems that the industry hasn't even thought of yet! I am in the same predicament as Canlib. I want something a bit more civilized than a GFC or an AT atlas, but the price and lead time of a FWC or ATC is just crazy right now. I want to build...

I'm also curious to hear first hand comments- good or bad about the Kimbo. I think there are many reasons to like it, but as stated here there is a reason why you don't see many "mid sized" pickups with rigid side campers on them. I mean there are still people driving 1980's toyota dolphins...