Thank you! If there is a lot of rain or snow on the folding walls, we recommend using a brush or squeegee to wipe off the excess precipitation before folding the camper down. The walls only fold down 90 degrees, so they do not enter the lower area or make contact with the interior furniture. Since the walls do not angle down towards the interior of the camper when folded down, it is fine to leave a little rain on the walls, since small amounts of water will stay contained to the exterior faces of the folding walls. However, if you were to leave a lot of snow on those walls, then there is a chance that once it melts, it could make its way into the camper. Since the walls are waterproof, any wetness that clings to the walls does not seep through the material and into the camper. Once it stops raining/snowing, you should pop the camper back up to let it dry out completely. Hope this helps!
Yes, we can make one for a Jeep Gladiator. Our design can be adapted to work with any make or model. Yes, we are currently taking orders. Our lead time right now is about 4-6 weeks. Some of our camper components are made out of state (e.g. the composite panels), so this is about how long it takes for those to be manufactured and shipped to us. Following that, it takes about 5-7 weeks for the shell to be manufactured. Interior build out times vary depending on the complexity of the layout. You can find examples of our pricing for basic interior pieces (e.g. bench seat or counter) on our website on the purchase page. If you have a specific or unique idea you would like to incorporate in your interior, feel free to contact us at info@hiatuscampers.com.
Yes, half of the mattress stays up in the overcab area, while the other half can be stored down below. Before you attempt to fold the walls down, the sleeping platform must be slid into the overcab area. This is an important step, because there needs to be enough room for the ceiling handle to come down into the middle of the camper when you collapse the walls. As you can see in picture #8, the mattress is made up of multiple cushions. The top half is one large cushion that can live permanently in that spot. There is enough room for both the sleeping platform and this large cushion to remain in the overcab area when the camper is popped down. The lower half of the mattress can be divided into two or more cushions to be used as seat cushions when the bed is not in use. The cushions themselves are a high density, firm feel foam. They are 2.5" thick, plus a little batting on the inside of the cushion cover. All of the covers can be removed and washed if need be.
not too scripted, eh?
It’s bone stock and unmolsted with only 74k miles on it. Probably one of the rarest ones in the country considering it’s milage and condition. Hiatus has been awesome to work with so I cant wait to see the project come to life. Ill do a build there here soon.
