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Explore the ground-level innovations in TRAKKA campers, where our subfloor goes beyond the ordinary, offering more than just a layer of heavy ply on top of a steel vehicle. When selecting flooring materials, key considerations include lightweight design for optimal payload, water resistance to ensure longevity, and resistance to mold and mildew. Subflooring In a TRAKKA conversion, a TPV sub floor is made up of a mixture of polypropylene plastic and EPDM rubber, providing an incredibly tough, compact with extreme temperature resistant properties and resistant to water, most acids and oils, so you know this product is going to stand the test of...

Experience the future of satellite internet without the hassle. Our low-profile mount design ensures minimal modification to your Starlink antenna, maintaining the sleek look of your vehicle.All hardware is easily accessible and removable, eliminating the need to climb on the roof. Simple cable routing guarantees a stress-free setup and the flexibility to position the antenna wherever you need.Lockable in the mount or easily removable for secure storage, TRAKKA's Starlink Mount is your key to staying connected effortlessly, both on the road and at home! See below for more details!

Beyond the surface, where every detail matters, lies a world of innovation meticulously crafted into our campervans. Delve deeper into our features list to uncover how we redefine comfort, aesthetics, and functionality, making each TRAKKA vehicle not just a mode of travel but a mobile sanctuary tailored for those who seek a premium and unparalleled experience on the road. It sounds so simple, but using the right material on internal wall and roof panelling can make a huge difference to the overall finished look. When playing around with different textures, a multi-layered aesthetic still need to feel like everything ties in together....

Dominic Wiseman has been covering all things TRAKKA for half a decade now. He's covered everything from our Trakkadu pop top campervan, Akunas and Jabirus both in mid and long wheel base, 2WD and off road. He's camped in, slept in, cooked in, driven them and been behind the scenes and under vehicles on a hoist in the factory. Beyond just TRAKKA, he has years experience writing for various automotive and 4x4 publications so we asked him for some further things to consider when choosing the right camper. The choice between a 2WD (two-wheel drive) and a 4WD (four-wheel drive) vehicle...