Globe Trekker Camper Build Day 1

The story is far from over... this is day 1 of the 3-day DIY Globe Trekker habitat build. It's a game changer! No more weeks and weeks, or months and months to build your habitat. Get it done and get out enjoying the great outdoor quicker and in a much stronger habitat, far beyond current offerings from others. If you are a builder of habitats, increase your productivity and cut your labor costs... get more done with less. If you are a DIY builder, get a habitat done in just days that is more in the lines of commercial semi-truck trailer grade, with about the same total cost of competitors.

Refer to the terms and conditions document located on the company website for any safety information in regards to operating vehicles with habitats attached, the use of the stairs/ladder, and other components that if used improperly or assemble incorrectly, could use sever injury of death. Habitats are required to have a carbon monoxide and a smoke/fire detector that are supplied and installed at the owners expense. Preventative maintenance of the systems purchased from Globe Trekker are the sole responsibility of the owner of the habitat. (See website URL below.)

[trentblaine]

Dang! How did I miss this one? Rockin' it, with awesomeness!

[Eliukcory]

Looks pretty cool!! but I don’t know if the aluminum would work well in Canadian winters. What about Fiberglass reinforcement? That would be better fore insulation in the walls and floors is it not strong enough for the outside edges too? That Chanel looked like it had the potential to trap water and then freeze and expand the slot when horizontal. Should there be drain slots to allow it egress rather than trapping it? Weather proof filler strip?