Single Cab Tray Vehicles
Single Cab Utes give tourers the most easy access options of all vehicles on the road, They suffer few issues with RTT, and tend to have 2.4 - 3.0m m available space over the tray (Well balanced) for even the largest RTT.
Forward Mounting Tents and its effect on usability
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Mounting any Roof top tent and Awning forward may also facilitate some space (Around 600mm) at the rear of the canopy to give you more space to climb up onto the canopy and turn around to get in the tent - and somewhere to turn around again before negotiating the ladder to get back down. (A really BIG PLUS with all roof top tent camping).
For Customers installing roof top tents to canopies that are having difficulty getting tents level due to headboard issues or Unistrut to Unistrut nightmares - Check our 'Tough touring Roof top tent Racks page for our Canopy racks that sort this out here -
For installing Roof tents that wish to install their awning off the side of the tent - or onto the Canopy Face or top - See our Awning brackets pages here
Awning and Tent Fitting to Canopy:
For awning mounting options and bracket systems that work in with the Canopy roof tent camping set up - information on poleless awning fitting kits can be found on our Awning Brackets pages
Tough Touring builds a unique 1825mm long Canopy Roof rack for customers wanting to install Awnings and Tents that are either wider than the canopy top or for canopies that don't have the required mounting height or length...
More on thison our roof top tent rack pages down the bottom in the canopy section - "Canopy Roof Rack options"
Video above of Walk up into Roof top Tent Canopy Design - (No Ladders)
Roof top tent fitting to canopy
If you are going to to mount a roof top tent and Awning to the canopy - if you have 'unistrut' channels on your platform, - it can be done easily using Top hat bar planks - Top Hat CrossBar Planks can be bolted on directly - see here
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