We're glad to hear it!

HI, It's awesome to hear from a long standing Alu-Cab fan! Please do share pics of the trip with us, we would love to share that journey with you

Awesome, the canopy is a great product to start with! Cheers from South Africa!

@@alu_cab ..yes i believe so ...CONSIDERING!!!!! ..Cheers!

Thank you for the kind words! The pneumatic lifters start with a button on the compressor kit in the right-hand cupboard. Unfortunately, you cannot operate the pneumatic lifters from inside the Khaya, as you would still need to unlock the latches on the outside of the roof. There isn't a way to sleep in the Khaya (or any of our tents, for that matter) without popping the roof. The 2 sleeper does not have a swivel table like the 4 sleeper. The main differences between the two are that the 2 sleeper comes with the Dometic kitchen unit, which doesn't allow for a bed set-up to be deployed in the lower half like in the 4-sleeper because of the space available. No worries about all the questions! Let us know if you have more!

@@alu_cab you're more than welcome. Thank you for all the answers and so fast. It sounds like the 4 sleeper is the way to go, that way you can use it in the city as an overnighter as well as in the outback/bush. In Australia it's illegal to sleep overnight in your vehicle in the cities/towns unless you're in a designated camping spot, e.g. expensive caravan park, or free designated overnight car park off the side of the road/fuel station. Even out in the bush/outback sometimes it has to be designated for camping, otherwise you can get fined. Crazy times. BTW I loved my time in South Africa back in 2011 in the Spring, so beautiful, I was in a normal sedan rental car driving solo, it's like Australia but 10 times more beautiful. When I do it again, it will be in one of these on a Toyota Hilux for sure.

Hi Didier, in which way do you feel it is not well integrated?

@@alu_cab From my point of view, in the previous version, the shower was integrated in the same compartment as the table. She didn't stick out. There we end up with an additional protuberance on the side, as the 270 Awning. In terms of aerodynamics, consumption ( without the roof bag ) and aesthetics I found much better before. Even if the old shower is a little less practical than the Showercube.

@@didierabbet3215 ah okay, we understand. Thanks for your feedback.

Hi there, we would not advise standing directly on the roof, but if you have something like our Roof Rack Tray installed, you can stand on that.

Hi Justin, the Khaya is not available in Australia yet but you can talk to Ironman 4x4 Australia about that as they are our distributors and are busy testing interest.

Hi there! Our Khaya Camper has been fitted to the Mitsubishi Triton before, but your vehicle would need upgrades to support the weight of the camper.

Hello, the Khaya Camper fits in a 20ft container, but not if it is already mounted to a vehicle.

Unfortunately the Khaya Camper is not an advised fitment for the Jeep Gladiator. We do offer the Canopy Camper for the Jeep Gladiator - www.alu-cab.com/product/canopy-camper/

Hi there, yes, you can contact our dealer Arctic Trucks Norge.

@@alu_cab Thanks. What are the clearance between the roof and the khaya 2 sleeper. Need to know what roof rack that can fit..

Yup! You can find your nearest dealer by using the Dealer Locator on our website www.alu-cab.com/dealer-locator/

Lol that guy 😂

They do fit on full-size pick-ups - it depends on the truck but usually, spacers are used for fitment.

@@alu_cab thanks for the info

Yes! Through OK4WD.

Hi Kjartan, you can get pricing from your nearest dealer using the Dealer Locator on our website www.alu-cab.com/dealer-locator/

Maybe so you can still tow something.

Hi there! We run A-Line Amazon 17x9 6x139.5 ET0 wheels on our Hilux.