Composite Construction

Fiberglass over Foam

Composite construction provides a well insulated and strong body that allows for more design freedom than pre-molded fiberglass bodies.

Gelcoat Interior

Interior walls, ceiling and bathroom are constructed gel coated composite panels. This provides a bright water proof interior.

Interior Body Features

Composite bathroom walls and door

Water tight bathroom enclosure provides a water tight segregated space for showering

Access

Composite bathroom walls and door

Large access doors and windows provide enhanced accessibility.

Exterior Features

Composite Foam and Fiberglass Construction

Neatly integrated doors and hatches contribute to a seamless look.

Integrated With Robust Sub Frame

Composite Foam and Fiberglass Construction

Spare tire is pulled up into position with an electric winch. Simple one person function.

Exterior Features

Composite Foam and Fiberglass Construction

Aluminum lower boxes provide abundant storage.

Integrated With Robust Sub Frame

Composite Foam and Fiberglass Construction

Spare tire is pulled up into position with an electric winch. Simple one person function.

Exterior Features

Composite Foam and Fiberglass Construction

Neatly integrated doors and hatches contribute to a seamless look.

Integrated With Robust Sub Frame

Composite Foam and Fiberglass Construction

Galvanized sub frame secures to truck chassis through the use of isolators. Torsion from chassis does not transfer to body.

Corner Details

Integrated With Robust Sub Frame

Extruded members join at corners through the use of welded aluminum joiners. This provides a very rigid yet lightweight assembly. Typical bare box weighs about 950 Kg.

Integrated With Robust Sub Frame

Sub frame integrates to body through the use of bolts that are drilled and tapped into embedded aluminum members in floor.