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Thanks for the feedback. Yes. Its hard to see from the camera angle, but the canvas is attached to the rear of the kitchen and fridge carrier and swings out with them sealing against the floor. The door zips down and the bottom edge seals to the floor with magnets keeping the bugs out. So no Adelaide showroom, all sales are from Melbourne. Contact us via the website for pricing.

Awning roof zips on to the rear very quickly, but then it requires 3 poles and ropes which can take some time depending on the ground.

Camper was designed to be stable without using the stabilizer legs. So there is no need to put them down. Yes, its only on the wheels and jockey wheel in the video and I sometimes setup like this for a quick overnight stop. But you can also use the stabilisers, which are the swing down and wind type. They help prevent it rocking around.

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@@kerfton Can you enclose the awning and does it come with a skirt, to stop drafts from under the trailer? Thanks

@@DougieLAwning roof and side walls only. The side walls can be used vertically down (to keep the wind out), or out at about 45 degrees to let the breeze through. There is no rear wall or draft skirt. We used to have an enclosed annex in the pricelist. But we never got any orders and so its no longer an option. After people see how big the internal living space is the need for another enclosed external space seems to disappear. Although I'm sure not all will have the same opinion.

It can, but its so quick to attach there is no real benefit.

The main area of concern for rain is the end of the main bed which is normally exposed during a packup. However if the canvas rear door is half closed before a packup the bed is protected. Its a bit harder packup with door half closed, but not too bad. Other areas are not too exposed, provided its not bucketing down. If someones is really concerned about a wet packup, then I recommend carrying a thin plastic sheet to place over the bed first. Although I dont bother with this and have never had issues.

Thanks for the reply!

Yes, goes out 2.2m

Only the dry side of the canvas touches the bedding, so normally wont be an issue. However, if its really sodden wet, moisture can wick through canvas and could result in damp bedding. If your worried about this I recommend carrying a thin plastic painters drop sheet to place over the bedding when needed. Although I don't do this to deliberately find out how bad it can get, but am yet to have an issue (although maybe I just haven't had bad enough conditions yet).

Absolutely. We are currently working on bringing it to the USA. Tare weight is around one tonne, depending on selected options and the unladen ball weight is 100kg. Aggregate trailer mass is 1.6 tonnes, making it a relatively easy load to tow.

No promises yet, but we are working on it.

Absolutely! We are currently working on it.

Cheers Ben. We put a lot of effort into the design and engineering to bring a unique product to the market.

Don't think it was cold on that trip. I think shorts even in the rain. And the camper has a heater anyway. No bikes on that trip.

Thank you very much!

Sidewalls are available. There are no plans for a rear wall. There are a few pics here facebook.com/kerfton

Yes, there is a rear awning roof. Can also be used with side walls.

Thanks very much. Looks amazing!

Kids pods are rated for 100kg each. Camper tare is about 1150kg (fully optioned) and ATM is 1600kg. So leaves around 350kg for payload.

Yes an awning is available. We also provide a cover for the kitchen for use overnight if you dont put up the awning.

There are large storage compartments internally and external storage at the front of the camper.

Not at the moment sorry but it's definitely on the agenda.

Not yet, but we are working on it.

Thank you!

Reminds me of the old European trailer tents. So simple. This is quality mind, very well done.

Agree on the air idea.

Thank you for your positive feedback!

Thank you very much.

Rain is not a problem. Just keep the rear canvas door closed if its raining. Its not quite as convenient, but everything then stays dry.

It’s called camping. Sounds like you need to stick to hotel rooms

Sounds like you've never set up or backed up in the rain@@Chris-sf2cp Wet beds are a bitch and meanwhile fridge and kitchen are saturated

Appreciate the positive feedback!

Happy for you to have a look at our showroom in Oakleigh, Melbourne.