Thank you we’d love to build you one!

You can rent each size for a few days so you can see how they might suit your needs. I drove all the way from Michigan last summer to rent. It only made me want to build one more. Dave and the guys were great - could answer any questions!

I was gonna DIY and these are awesome platforms to build on.

Yes we like to keep it simple, functional and affordable.

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Let’s do it

Same height as the others 6’

Our lead times have never been better

6x12 for sure and we just came out with a stand in version

It’s nice to have an insulated back wall, that’s also where we run electrical. We can do a passthrough porthole so you can pass the coffee from the kitchen to cabin.

Our build are for the simplistic camper, we'd never put a microwave since they fit into tent sites and are designed for off-grid camping with solar, etc... We don't put coolers in the back because it's not safe to tow with excessive weight in the back of a trailer and it takes up too much space, you're basically putting a cabinet in a cabinet, we just keep cooler in the car since it's the one item that needs to be removed to clean and fill that way the storage area is free for pots, pans, etc... We also prefer to do the hot cooking outside the Galley, it stays cleaner that way.

@@bendteardrop Very good points made. Definitely food for thought! It is true adding all that stuff ads weight and cost. Thanks for your reply.

We don’t have a specific brand recommendation but the claw style ones are much easier to deal with than the donut

A Rooftop Solar setup is the way to go it’s always working on or off your car. All pricing, options, FAQs, specs, etc… is on our website www.bendteardrop.com

Solar is recommended but if you opt for the AC shore power option it’ll charge the battery when you plug into shore power. If not you can clip on a little 5 amp battery charger.