Industry's first
Basement
Outfitter Apex models are the only pop-up truck campers in the industry to
feature basements. Basement storage allows fresh water and holding tank
capacity to increase by 70 percent and prevents tank contents
from freezing -a common problem with most self-contained truck campers having
externally mounted holding tanks. Storing
the tanks in the basement lowers the camper's center of gravity making it
less tipsy and safer to use. Basement storage also increases the overall
height of the camper making the Outfitter Apex the only pop-up truck camper with
a shower that allows you to stand fully up-right while inside.
Aluminum frame, vacuum-bonded composite walls
Vacuum-bonded composite
walls set the highest standard for durability in the industry. The framing
and vacuum-bonding processes require higher degrees of precision and
attention to detail than traditional wood-framing processes. While most RV
manufacturers are still framing campers with wood that is stapled together
at the joints, every Outfitter begins as a double welded aluminum
frame. Aluminum provides a
rigid and durable base around which to build the unit while also making it
lighter (compared to wood frames) so that a larger camper can be placed on
a truck while still staying within the truck's weight capacity. Once
the walls have been double welded, they are put into a vacuum press where each wall is bonded under
1080 lbs. of pressure per
square inch creating a solid one-piece composite structure. And
aluminum frames leave no room for water to collect and are not susceptible
to rot which destroys many wood-framed campers -even the newest models -
from the inside out.
Insulation
Instead of the standard bead foam that most RV manufacturers use
for insulation, Outfitter uses block foam in every truck camper it produces.
Block foam provides structural strength that bead foam cannot and gives
Outfitters nearly double the insulating factor of any other camper made
today.
Interior Finish
Outfitter not only uses the finest materials, like solid oak cabinet
doors and drawers, to create a comfortable living environment, we also
spend a great deal of time making sure that the interior will continue to
look good for years to come. The durability of our truck campers include
the use of a
stain and cut resistant counter with an integrated sink that won't chip,
rust, or corrode; and a single sheet of linoleum that not only covers the
floor but all the way into cabinets and storage bins, eliminating seams
that can leak, collect dirt, or peel up. Our porcelain toilet won't
crack, stain, or collect odors and the shower is a one-piece formed fiberglass enclosure that won't leak, peal, or rot. And all of the surfaces
are easily cleaned, including the ceiling which is finished in a
light-weight fiberglass that can be washed with warm soapy water. |
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Fiberglass Exterior
In comparison to ribbed glass, which creates gaps that are targets
for water leaks when trim is added, flat glass leaves no room for gaps or
water leaks along the trim. Flat glass also provides double the surface
area to affix the camper frame to since it eliminates the gaps that are
created by ribbing. This too, provides more rigidity and support to the
camper's walls. Filon, with its ten-year guarantee against UV fading, is
the highest quality of fiberglass used in the industry. Most other
fiberglass (ribbed or flat) begins to fade within one to two years.
One-piece Dicor Brite Tek
rubber roofs
Outfitter uses only Dicor brite tek fleece backed TPO roofing rubber roof material,
transforming the roof into a one-piece membrane that virtually eliminates
all possibilities for leaks. The Dicor rubber roof material is
maintenance free and more puncture-resistant than the most commonly used
rubber roof material (E.P .M.D.), and it will not scuff, chalk, or grow
mold. Outfitter roofs are completely hail-proof. Flat RV roofs hold snow
and rain which can eventually cause them to collapse. Outfitter roofs,
however, are constructed in a crown shape that allows snow and rain to
roll off rather than collect.
Insulated Soft-walls
Our soft-walls are guaranteed to hold 65 degrees Fahrenheit inside
the camper even while it is -20 degrees Fahrenheit outside. Our soft-walls
are made from Weblon, a product that, unlike most others, will not mildew,
rot, or crack from constant temperature changes or cold temperatures.
Our soft-wall has a 12-year UV warranty. It is fully insulated and
double-stitched to prevent leaking. |
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