Great question! Some reasons include: manufacturing in America, maintaining production flow, increased weight, increased cost = increased price for you as the consumer. Thank you for the comment, we appreciate it and take the good ones into consideration, we may make one that includes a longer sleeping platform, stay tuned!
I'd love to see a bill of materials and labor with costs for one of these to see how close it comes to the $15k price tag. Overlanding / camping stuff has gotten so expensive it's unreal.
Appreciate the comment! Surprisingly enough, there are some products out there with soft tent sides for about the same price. Building extremely high-quality products right here in the USA has its value.
There should be standing height at the rear of the truck bed when the tent bed is in position allowing acces to the bed without having to remove the bed platform panels. The heater exhaust port should be located in the lower part, not up in the sleeping area. Keep the heat source low as heat rises.
Great suggestions! We appreciate all of the comments and the feedback and take the good ones into consideration for product updates. You are welcome to add a heater port in the lower section. The sleeping area is up top, once the floor is closed, to run your diesel heater most efficiently, you will want the port up in the sleeping area.
It's pretty cool, I would really want some screened windows, in the desert that's not a concern but, insects in most areas are terrible and you can get away in most northern places with a few windows open instead of worrying about powering an AC unit. I definitely like what are doing with your product.
Thank you! Really appreciate the positive comment haha. We would love to build you one! Don't be afraid to reach out. Good time to take advantage of our Black Friday sale.
Thank you! Really appreciate that! Have you seen our trailers? Might be something that you'd be interested in, especially with the marine diesel stove and heater combo.
Looks like a great product. There isn’t too many companies supporting long bed trucks which is what mine will be (if ram ever launches the 2025’s). With that said, I can appreciate changing the typical layout to something no one else is doing. However, for me I’d prefer a pop up portion that covers the entire bed length as I’ve considered mounting a rack/tray on the cab roof… OR, maybe just the topper without any tent setup. For me, the rear tray isn’t as important. Very unique though. Subscribed for new videos.
Thank you for dropping the comment and sharing your thoughts, really appreciate it! A full length pop-top would be rad! A full topper would be a faster turn around if you are interested. Thank you for subscribing!
That back deck area would be a great place to cook in bad weather. I prefer not to cook inside and when the ground is really muddy it's a pain to cook outside. This lets you cook outside and stay clean with no food odor inside the camper.
If I may just add my 2¢ on what I think would be a handy addition. Directly above each rear tire, at the top side of the shell or on the side door panel itself, a grab handle to help a person climb up onto the tire to access the side and top of the Dwell Shell. No doubt it would be used often for a variety of reasons by the owners of these. 🤠👍
Thank you for watching and commenting! Really appreciate the suggestion, that is definitely something we are going to take into consideration. Some grab handles near the tires or the rear tailgate would be awesome.
@@ANTISHANTY As the owner of a RAM 2500 with 4-inches of lift, 99% of the time, I am climbing onto the tires and over the bedrails to get into the bed. Any type of a shell without a grab handle would make it nearly impossible to get up there to secure items on top or wash the roof etc. 👍
I've had a FlipPac on my truck for 13 years. This is a hard sided "version" with extra features - something to think about. There are some interesting suggestion below. I'd like to spend an afternoon with you looking at the CAD drawings > maybe some next steps?
Those FlipPacs are pretty cool! A hard-sided version FlipPac would be pretty wild! Appreciate the comment, we are open to suggestions and would love to hear them!
I was initially opposed due to the hard sides. I am a photographer who travels a lot and am looking for a good solution while on the road. I’ve spent the last 2 years in serious research mode. But…I was just made a cat dad, and the cat will be coming with on many of the road trips. The hard sides make more sense, as does the larger space of an 8 foot bed. Being able to mount an air conditioner is key as well. Very interested!
Thank you for following along! We really appreciate that! The hard sides are a game changer, especially when animals are involved, whether they are yours or not haha. Could be a great solution for you and your cat. We also have our DWELL SHELL in standard bed lengths if you already have a standard length truck. We would love to chat more: info@antishanty.com
Hey i want one of these as a bicycle trailer. something that is 25 inches wide by 7 ft long or so. A false bottom with a pop top a frame style hard sides aluminum insulated walls as you have it. if you can make it a slide out camper that turns the trailer into a 4 ft long trailer and keep it weather proof all the merrier. Even better a way to put a stove inside of the camper or heat it with a small propane tank for one or two nights to survive. Goal is to pull it with a fat tire 4.5" wide snow tire for winter adventure rides.
Sounds awesome! We don't make something to tow with a bicycle, but have you seen our AS-1 Trailer or 4XD Trailer? Our AS-1 trailer is an all hard-sided a-frame pop-up. All aluminum, insulated walls. No wood or canvas. Ultralight, ironically enough, it is so light that we have pulled it in the shop with a bike haha. It has a diesel heater/cooktop inside that dries your air and is much more efficient than propane. You could heat the space for a week in winter weather. You can have a queen bed and haul bikes inside.
A bit niche due to the lack of a crew cab but will make an amazing journey for 2. Wonder how the metal used on the tent would actually affect cooling and insulation in extrem temps despite the claims.
Thank you for watching and for the comment, really appreciate it. It would make for a great journey for 2! The 8 ft. DWELL SHELL is made for most all current models. So the crew cab or single cab is up to the customer, we just manufacture and install the DWELL SHELL. Check out the other truck options under our DWELL SHELL product page on the website.
Like the top unit but at 6’3”, 230 lbs, does not look like I will be able to sleep comfortably up there with a cold sleeping bag & pad. In Pac NW, it can get -30 so you need a thicker bag as I have rated to -50 of you do winter camping. I think the deck is less important than the sleeping unit - needs length. And when unit is closed, then you could have tie triangles for storage during transit.
A longer unit would be more ideal for you. The diesel heater port would work great for you in those temps, the diesel heaters that us and other customers are using work great and heating that sleeping space! Thank you for the comment, we will take that into consideration, really appreciate it.
Thank you for watching, great question! There are a couple of options, open up the side door or step out onto the back deck and take the elevated approach haha. A ladder and ladder mounts could be added to either side of the DWELL SHELL to enter/exit out of the side doors. Or the panel can be slid or lifted out of the way to then drop into the truck bed and out the back.
@@ANTISHANTY thanks for the response. Carrying two ladders doesn’t seem like a viable option and I don’t believe you had enough room to maneuver on the deck while the door is open. Love the hard sided concept but still too many concessions to get me out of my AluCab.
Thank you for the comment, that is a great question. It can be closed very quickly with very minimal water intrusion, weather depending. Putting a tent away during a rainstorm is going to leave you with a wet, and potentially moldy mess. The RTD panels can be easily wiped down during take down, or afterwards. We don't use materials like canvas or wood that would rot and mold overtime. All aluminum and marine-grade materials.
It does come in a 6.5ft. bed option, but the camper on top is included. It could potentially be removed and replaced with a roof. But the shell would be taller than the cab by a few inches. Is that something you would be interested in?
Thank you for commenting. A hard-sided full height is a great suggestion! Maybe someday. There are some hard-sided straight up pop-ups out there, no sure if they make them for 8 foot beds or not.
Appreciate the sub! Delish! We do make a DWELL SHELL for the 2022 Chevy 2500HD 6'9" bed, we would love to build one for you. You can place your deposit on our website to get on the build schedule. If you have more questions, reach out to info@antishanty.com
@@matthalfpenny1534 great question! They are built in. The screen and bug screen attach on the back and are featured in our trailers, but they do not fit in the RTD.
Than you for watching! Great question! It is pretty cool how each flange and bend is designed. It is a super solid structure in the wind, and does amazing in the rain and snow. With high winds, you might as well keep your standard tent closed, with the DWELL SHELL, you can comfortably take high winds all day long.
Appreciate the comment! Surprisingly enough, there are some products out there with soft tent sides for about the same price. Building extremely high-quality products right here in the USA has its value.
If I win the lottery, I'm buying an International Sportchassis. It's the largest production pickup in the world (sorry Ford!). Then I'll have one custom built to fit the truck bed exactly.
@@pl5861 thank you for watching and for leaving the comment, appreciate it! Could you expound on your observation? It does incredible in wind, rain, and snow.
Just call that sleeping area "The Easy Bake Oven", I can only imagine how hot that tin box is going to get on a 30 degree day. And where are the screens? That thing would be full of flies and mosquitos in 2min. Weird design to be sure. I'll fix it for you if you hire me as your design engineer, only $200k per year lol.
Don't forget to mention the 1-inch thick, closed-cell, foam insulation in the roof and floor as well as the insulation kit on the interior folding walls.
Thank you for watching and for the comment, appreciate the input! There is insulation in the roof, floor, and on all of the sidewalls. More insulated than a tent with plenty of ventilation options and built in port for an A/C unit. The bug screens are getting dialed in for our DWELL SHELL design. Thank you.
Surprisingly enough, there are some products out there with soft tent sides for about the same price. Building extremely high quality products right here in the USA has it value.
I got a quote for an A.R.E cap with supports for a RTT and it was damn near $8000 being fiberglass. I’ll pay for the premium aluminum material, but I have to have some option to choose from. I’m sure the manufacture can understand that it’s not a one size fits all. So I’ll be watching for different configurations. 🤞🏻
Thank you for watching and dropping the comment! You are right, I can't imagine setting up anything in a middle of monsoon storm! The nice thing about the DWELL SHELL, is that once it is set up, you know that it won't flap or get blown in from the wind. Hanging out inside the shell while the storm passes is also another option.
That it would, as it would to any lock. Good thing you only have two keys to worry about. One for all of the main latches, and one for the front side cabinets. Spares are always provided as well.
Haha, how did you know? He says it's quite comfortable. Loves visitors actually, knock three times, then whistle! Address is: Logan Canyon Road, 2nd Dam 4th Tree to the left of the trail head Logan, UT USA
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, we appreciate it. We love gathering the feedback from the public and taking in the good ones for consideration.
Do us all a favor and explain why. Otherwise, you just sound like a GFC/SuperPacific/Alu-Cab/Harker/DirtBox fanboy who just hates on stuff because it has a different brand sticker on it.
Thank you for watching and dropping a comment, we appreciate it! If you would like to share any specific feedback, feel free. We take good suggestions into consideration for future changes and updates.
Appreciate the comment! The upper sleeping section (Roof Top Dwelling) is 86″ x 52″ interior sleeping dimensions, all hard-sided and insulated. What tent did you have in mind?
@ANTISHANTY maybe not a tent but if the whole thing lifted up instead of a clam she'll for more head room would be a sick design. Especially with hard shell walls. If you could figure that out it'd be the only thing on the market like it.
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@4:50 you are the perfect chill guy to demonstrate this function properly for us
Haha, thank you, appreciate it!
Why not make the tent bigger if the bed and cap are huge?
cause that would cut into profits lol
$$$
This set up, probably cost more than most trucks. It will live on top of.
Ground top tents are bigger!
Great question! Some reasons include: manufacturing in America, maintaining production flow, increased weight, increased cost = increased price for you as the consumer.
Thank you for the comment, we appreciate it and take the good ones into consideration, we may make one that includes a longer sleeping platform, stay tuned!
I'd love to see a bill of materials and labor with costs for one of these to see how close it comes to the $15k price tag. Overlanding / camping stuff has gotten so expensive it's unreal.
Appreciate the comment! Surprisingly enough, there are some products out there with soft tent sides for about the same price. Building extremely high-quality products right here in the USA has its value.
There should be standing height at the rear of the truck bed when the tent bed is in position allowing acces to the bed without having to remove the bed platform panels.
The heater exhaust port should be located in the lower part, not up in the sleeping area. Keep the heat source low as heat rises.
Yup, poor design, but let's them two existing stuff together...
yeah i agree, it should just be a flat pop up roof all the way across
100% correct
Great suggestions! We appreciate all of the comments and the feedback and take the good ones into consideration for product updates. You are welcome to add a heater port in the lower section. The sleeping area is up top, once the floor is closed, to run your diesel heater most efficiently, you will want the port up in the sleeping area.
Great design and construction! Cool to see so many great ideas implemented!
Thank you! Really appreciate that, a lot of cool ideas came together on this one.
Awesome great job. Looks to be well thought out and well-made.
Thank you so much for watching the video and leaving that comment.
Bro that's baddass
Very well thought out, great presentation
Thank you! Really appreciate that!
It's pretty cool, I would really want some screened windows, in the desert that's not a concern but, insects in most areas are terrible and you can get away in most northern places with a few windows open instead of worrying about powering an AC unit. I definitely like what are doing with your product.
Wow NICE !!! Love your design guys !!! One day I’ll have your dwellshell on my truck !!! Keep it going guys , you rock !!!!
Thank you! Really appreciate the positive comment haha. We would love to build you one! Don't be afraid to reach out. Good time to take advantage of our Black Friday sale.
this is really nicely designed! Hope to see it at one of the expos in 2025
That would be awesome! With limited booth space, we will have to see which DWELL SHELL is available and which will fit.
I'm not even in the market for this product, but damn this is cool.
Makes me wanna buy a truck again lol.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that!
I'd like that hard top for my van. That would be perfect on my chevy.
That would be awesome! We sell them for vans with some materials to trim out the passthrough you create.
Really great walk-through buddy! incredible product.
Thank you! Really appreciate that! Have you seen our trailers? Might be something that you'd be interested in, especially with the marine diesel stove and heater combo.
Love the whole set up truck and all
Thank you, really appreciate it!
Wow. Still the best imo
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that!
Looks like a great product. There isn’t too many companies supporting long bed trucks which is what mine will be (if ram ever launches the 2025’s). With that said, I can appreciate changing the typical layout to something no one else is doing. However, for me I’d prefer a pop up portion that covers the entire bed length as I’ve considered mounting a rack/tray on the cab roof… OR, maybe just the topper without any tent setup. For me, the rear tray isn’t as important. Very unique though. Subscribed for new videos.
Thank you for dropping the comment and sharing your thoughts, really appreciate it! A full length pop-top would be rad! A full topper would be a faster turn around if you are interested. Thank you for subscribing!
Great job man👊🙂
Thanks man! Appreciate it haha.
Wow! Nicely done!
Thank you for following along and thanks for the comment.
Nice work guys!
Thank you dude, really appreciate it.
That back deck area would be a great place to cook in bad weather. I prefer not to cook inside and when the ground is really muddy it's a pain to cook outside. This lets you cook outside and stay clean with no food odor inside the camper.
Could be a great spot to whip something up as you wake up, or to get out of the mud. We like the way you think.
Hell yeah!
Hell yeah is right!
If I may just add my 2¢ on what I think would be a handy addition. Directly above each rear tire, at the top side of the shell or on the side door panel itself, a grab handle to help a person climb up onto the tire to access the side and top of the Dwell Shell. No doubt it would be used often for a variety of reasons by the owners of these. 🤠👍
Thank you for watching and commenting! Really appreciate the suggestion, that is definitely something we are going to take into consideration. Some grab handles near the tires or the rear tailgate would be awesome.
@@ANTISHANTY As the owner of a RAM 2500 with 4-inches of lift, 99% of the time, I am climbing onto the tires and over the bedrails to get into the bed. Any type of a shell without a grab handle would make it nearly impossible to get up there to secure items on top or wash the roof etc. 👍
Awesome! Thank you for sharing more of your experience! We will take that into consideration.
I've had a FlipPac on my truck for 13 years. This is a hard sided "version" with extra features - something to think about. There are some interesting suggestion below. I'd like to spend an afternoon with you looking at the CAD drawings > maybe some next steps?
Those FlipPacs are pretty cool! A hard-sided version FlipPac would be pretty wild! Appreciate the comment, we are open to suggestions and would love to hear them!
4 wheel campers lookout! there's a new 30k cab-over in town
Haha, thanks for commenting. Cut that price in half and you're there!
Do u make them for 2013 lifted Chevy Silverado???
That's so cool!!
Thank you man! Appreciate it! Would love to build one for your truck!
cool! i could maybe make some different design choices but i like what you are doing!
Thank you! If you have any suggestions, we would love to hear them and take them into consideration.
Definitely needs a bigger tent / sleeping area. Somehow get it to fold out into a 8’x8’ tent. That I would buy.
Bigger could be better, although heavier. Thanks for the suggestion! Now an 8'x8' hard sided pop-up, that's a head scratcher.
It would be great to see a truck canopy only option from you guys.
It would be awesome! We have talked about that several times, if you are interested, please reach out: info@antishanty.com
I have a 2000 F350 with an 8 foot bed. Not much in today’s market for me. Would this fit?
Great question, it could! Reach out to us at info@antishanty.com and we can have you take some specific measurements to make sure. Thank you!
Do u make one for a 2013 Chevy Silverado???
I was initially opposed due to the hard sides. I am a photographer who travels a lot and am looking for a good solution while on the road. I’ve spent the last 2 years in serious research mode. But…I was just made a cat dad, and the cat will be coming with on many of the road trips. The hard sides make more sense, as does the larger space of an 8 foot bed. Being able to mount an air conditioner is key as well. Very interested!
Thank you for following along! We really appreciate that! The hard sides are a game changer, especially when animals are involved, whether they are yours or not haha. Could be a great solution for you and your cat. We also have our DWELL SHELL in standard bed lengths if you already have a standard length truck. We would love to chat more: info@antishanty.com
Cool. Rear gunner position. Where does the .30 Cal mount?
Wherever you would like haha.
Hey i want one of these as a bicycle trailer. something that is 25 inches wide by 7 ft long or so. A false bottom with a pop top a frame style hard sides aluminum insulated walls as you have it. if you can make it a slide out camper that turns the trailer into a 4 ft long trailer and keep it weather proof all the merrier. Even better a way to put a stove inside of the camper or heat it with a small propane tank for one or two nights to survive. Goal is to pull it with a fat tire 4.5" wide snow tire for winter adventure rides.
Sounds awesome! We don't make something to tow with a bicycle, but have you seen our AS-1 Trailer or 4XD Trailer? Our AS-1 trailer is an all hard-sided a-frame pop-up. All aluminum, insulated walls. No wood or canvas. Ultralight, ironically enough, it is so light that we have pulled it in the shop with a bike haha. It has a diesel heater/cooktop inside that dries your air and is much more efficient than propane. You could heat the space for a week in winter weather. You can have a queen bed and haul bikes inside.
one day!! just hope that day comes soon lol
We are with you there!
A bit niche due to the lack of a crew cab but will make an amazing journey for 2. Wonder how the metal used on the tent would actually affect cooling and insulation in extrem temps despite the claims.
Thank you for watching and for the comment, really appreciate it. It would make for a great journey for 2! The 8 ft. DWELL SHELL is made for most all current models. So the crew cab or single cab is up to the customer, we just manufacture and install the DWELL SHELL. Check out the other truck options under our DWELL SHELL product page on the website.
Like the top unit but at 6’3”, 230 lbs, does not look like I will be able to sleep comfortably up there with a cold sleeping bag & pad. In Pac NW, it can get -30 so you need a thicker bag as I have rated to -50 of you do winter camping.
I think the deck is less important than the sleeping unit - needs length. And when unit is closed, then you could have tie triangles for storage during transit.
A longer unit would be more ideal for you. The diesel heater port would work great for you in those temps, the diesel heaters that us and other customers are using work great and heating that sleeping space!
Thank you for the comment, we will take that into consideration, really appreciate it.
If two are sleeping up top, how would you get out to pee since the panels to exit are holding up the bed?
Thank you for watching, great question! There are a couple of options, open up the side door or step out onto the back deck and take the elevated approach haha. A ladder and ladder mounts could be added to either side of the DWELL SHELL to enter/exit out of the side doors. Or the panel can be slid or lifted out of the way to then drop into the truck bed and out the back.
@@ANTISHANTY thanks for the response. Carrying two ladders doesn’t seem like a viable option and I don’t believe you had enough room to maneuver on the deck while the door is open. Love the hard sided concept but still too many concessions to get me out of my AluCab.
Thank you for the response! Could be viable, but maybe not ideal for some, we get you. Thank you for loving the concept and dropping the comments.
Get rid of tail gate go to 2 ambulance doors 🤘🏻
Ambulance doors would be rad.
Are you going to sell the cap alone in the future?
You bet! That is the plan!
Amazing work. Would y'all consider doing a passthrough sunroof for the standard RTD?
Great question. It is something that we could potentially supply materials for you to cut and trim out.
Is there any way to have the tent moved back so there is no overhang on the cab of the truck?
Potentially, if you are interested, we could probably make it happen.
This is dope
Haha, thank you! It is pretty dope.
How do you not get water/snow inside while opening/closing the RTD?
Thank you for the comment, that is a great question. It can be closed very quickly with very minimal water intrusion, weather depending. Putting a tent away during a rainstorm is going to leave you with a wet, and potentially moldy mess. The RTD panels can be easily wiped down during take down, or afterwards. We don't use materials like canvas or wood that would rot and mold overtime. All aluminum and marine-grade materials.
@@ANTISHANTYdo you have an insulated liner? Did you mention it and I miss it?
Does this come in a 6.5ft bed without the camper on top.
It does come in a 6.5ft. bed option, but the camper on top is included. It could potentially be removed and replaced with a roof. But the shell would be taller than the cab by a few inches. Is that something you would be interested in?
Shell is cool but what is that wheel and tire combo? Sizes? They look sweet
Thank you for watching! They are BFGoodrich KO2s, 315/70R17 on Method Race Wheels
Would you make it not go over the cab & 8 ft. tent?
Good question, maybe! Could be sweet!
How about a full height vs wedge tent
Thank you for commenting. A hard-sided full height is a great suggestion! Maybe someday. There are some hard-sided straight up pop-ups out there, no sure if they make them for 8 foot beds or not.
@@ANTISHANTY Only option out there is Hiatus Camper but it is not aluminum and does not look as durable as your solution
They do make a cool product! Thank you, we really appreciate that!
Awesome!
Thank you man! Appreciate it!
Gave you a sub from Upstate New York. Do you make one for 2022 chevy 2500hd 6 foot 9 inch bed
Appreciate the sub! Delish! We do make a DWELL SHELL for the 2022 Chevy 2500HD 6'9" bed, we would love to build one for you. You can place your deposit on our website to get on the build schedule. If you have more questions, reach out to info@antishanty.com
..what is the gross weight of the dwell shell system?
The whole system starts at 365 lbs. for mid size trucks.
Very cool. Base price?
@@mattpaarlberg2264 Thank you, appreciate it! Pricing for the different models are under our DWELL SHELL product page on our website.
TJ Miller sells these now?
Yeah man! Isn't that wild?
Wish top pop up was about 2 ft longer.not all way but close. ❤
Thanks for the comment, we appreciate all of the feedback here. We look forward to taking these into consideration.
Screens on windows??
Great question! Screens for the side doors are getting dialed in.
@@ANTISHANTYSo the arctic tern windows aren’t the kind with built in screens?
@@matthalfpenny1534 great question! They are built in. The screen and bug screen attach on the back and are featured in our trailers, but they do not fit in the RTD.
Do you sell that heater port separately
We don't sell it separately, but if you would like help sourcing one or finding a supplier, let us know: info@antishanty.com.
Buen trabajo.
Muchísimas gracias
this is cool but the setup exposes people to rain, wind, snow - wouldn't it be better to have the sides come out last?
Than you for watching! Great question! It is pretty cool how each flange and bend is designed. It is a super solid structure in the wind, and does amazing in the rain and snow. With high winds, you might as well keep your standard tent closed, with the DWELL SHELL, you can comfortably take high winds all day long.
Did I miss the screens on the upper windows?
The screen design for the upper doors is getting dialed in! 👍🏼
Nice setup, bet it is insanely expensive. Yup not worth it’s way to expensive.
Appreciate the comment! Surprisingly enough, there are some products out there with soft tent sides for about the same price. Building extremely high-quality products right here in the USA has its value.
Yall missed the mark on this one, we want a larger tent, for more walkable space in the bed.
Thank you for watching and for the comment! We value the feedback and comments and will take the good ones into consideration.
If I win the lottery, I'm buying an International Sportchassis. It's the largest production pickup in the world (sorry Ford!). Then I'll have one custom built to fit the truck bed exactly.
We wish you the best of luck! The International Sportchassis would be super cool with a big DWELL SHELL on there. We like the way you think!
seen this in logan a bunch.
Glad to hear it! We do all of our manufacturing right here in Logan!
The top sleeping are doesnt look very water tight
@@pl5861 thank you for watching and for leaving the comment, appreciate it! Could you expound on your observation? It does incredible in wind, rain, and snow.
Trailer for a bicycle! MAKE IT SMALLER. False bottom and a pop top for a sleek weather proof camper trailer. FIRST OF ITS KIND!!!!
Just call that sleeping area "The Easy Bake Oven", I can only imagine how hot that tin box is going to get on a 30 degree day. And where are the screens? That thing would be full of flies and mosquitos in 2min. Weird design to be sure. I'll fix it for you if you hire me as your design engineer, only $200k per year lol.
It has ventilation and a fan in that part. It should be fine.
Don't forget to mention the 1-inch thick, closed-cell, foam insulation in the roof and floor as well as the insulation kit on the interior folding walls.
Thank you for watching and for the comment, appreciate the input! There is insulation in the roof, floor, and on all of the sidewalls. More insulated than a tent with plenty of ventilation options and built in port for an A/C unit.
The bug screens are getting dialed in for our DWELL SHELL design. Thank you.
Window here window there but not a screen to be seen! I see nothing to keep the Minnesota state bird the 🦟 mosquito out!
That thing is amazing but not 15k amazing...
Surprisingly enough, there are some products out there with soft tent sides for about the same price. Building extremely high quality products right here in the USA has it value.
I got a quote for an A.R.E cap with supports for a RTT and it was damn near $8000 being fiberglass. I’ll pay for the premium aluminum material, but I have to have some option to choose from. I’m sure the manufacture can understand that it’s not a one size fits all. So I’ll be watching for different configurations. 🤞🏻
Appreciate that comment. We have designs for most current models. Let us know what you got and we will see if we already have it designed.
Nope...no mosquito screens....Otherwise, looks pretty good.
Thank you for watching! Mosquito screens are getting dials in, allowing you to keep the bugs out, but take in the great views and warm summer breeze!
The deck design is cool but imagine setting up for camp in the middle of a monsoon storm. No thanks.
Thank you for watching and dropping the comment! You are right, I can't imagine setting up anything in a middle of monsoon storm! The nice thing about the DWELL SHELL, is that once it is set up, you know that it won't flap or get blown in from the wind. Hanging out inside the shell while the storm passes is also another option.
Would be lousy to lose keys to all those locks
That it would, as it would to any lock. Good thing you only have two keys to worry about. One for all of the main latches, and one for the front side cabinets. Spares are always provided as well.
cool as snowman farts
That's pretty cool!
$15,000.
Thank you for watching and for commenting.
This is a mansion to that guy, cause he looks like he lives in a hollowed-out log.
Haha, how did you know? He says it's quite comfortable. Loves visitors actually, knock three times, then whistle!
Address is:
Logan Canyon Road, 2nd Dam
4th Tree to the left of the trail head
Logan, UT USA
A real truck ..not a 4 door carck with a tiny bed thats useless .
That's right! A real truck!
So many bad design issues with this and the public have listed them all in the comments.
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This is such a bad design if you can't see how it's mind boggling. What a waste of materials 🤦♂️
Nah
Do us all a favor and explain why. Otherwise, you just sound like a GFC/SuperPacific/Alu-Cab/Harker/DirtBox fanboy who just hates on stuff because it has a different brand sticker on it.
@@freedompanda9438 lol, na I'm good. I've done enough to educate other business owners. Enjoy your day :)
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Dang! What a negative comment without any substance. Ever heard of “constructive criticism”?
That upper sleeping section looks cheesy and small. For the amount of space you have to work with id rather see a nicer tent up top. Still a sick rig.
Appreciate the comment! The upper sleeping section (Roof Top Dwelling) is 86″ x 52″ interior sleeping dimensions, all hard-sided and insulated. What tent did you have in mind?
@ANTISHANTY maybe not a tent but if the whole thing lifted up instead of a clam she'll for more head room would be a sick design. Especially with hard shell walls. If you could figure that out it'd be the only thing on the market like it.