A handy additional berth for your camper is a fold up child bunk. Once both front seats are rotated our bunk simply sits across the seats making a comfy bed for those under 5′. Also included is a safety net to stop any bumps in the night!
The bunk also doubles up as a great day bed which makes a popular spot to take a snooze or read a book puffed up on some pillows and with your feet out of the window, there is no better place to while away a few hours.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on May 17, 2015 by Matthew.
The first and most popular are South West Campers extremely well made aluminium extruded and anodised bars with all stainless steel fittings. These are a universal type bar that run most of the length of the roof and being of a stiff construction offer good weight distribution when loaded . So how much can they carry SW Campers say “Although it is down to the vehicle owner what they put on the roof rack, it is our recommendation that no more than 25-30kg is put on to the rack. The roof rack weight carrying capacity is not determined by the roof rack and fixings, but by the elevating roof fixings on to the vehicle.” That said Reimo rate their roof to 35kg and SCA 70Kg, the SWC rails are of solid construction so along as you are driving sensibly when loaded there should be no reason not to load to the roofs limit.
Next up rate Kari-Tek, known for their innovative side loading rail system Kari-Tec rails offer a unique system that allows you to load your roof rack while it hangs down over the side of the van. Aimed squarely at the kayaking community this can also be a useful addition the those who surf or would like to load other light but bulky items on the roof without having to do battle with the wind whilst doing so.
Depending on the type specified the Kari-Tek is the most expensive option here and will also raise the roof hight the most so is best suited to the serious water sports enthusiast.