From the tools you carry all week to the gear you take away, we design your canopy and fit-out around how you actually use your 79 Series.
Start with the mounting arrangement. Touring, work or a mix of both can then shape the internal layout.
WKND 79 Series · chassis mount
A fixed canopy arrangement mounted to your vehicle’s chassis, without a separate tray beneath the canopy. A lighter setup without the weight of a tray, and more internal space.
WKND 79 Series · canopy & tray
A tray paired with a removable canopy, giving you the option to use the tray separately when the canopy is off.
Not sure which arrangement suits you? Start with your 79 Series and ask for advice ↗ Or explore the range.
Tell us the model year, cab type and any existing modifications. We work through the available space, mounting and final dimensions with you.
We confirm dimensions and fitment for your specific 79 Series before the design is finalised.
Start with the gear you carry and the details that matter to you. We’ll work through the layout and options for your setup.
A rooftop tent considered alongside the canopy and the rest of your touring equipment.
Fridge and pantry storage brought together in a layout designed around food, drinks and everyday access.
A rear spare-wheel carrier planned alongside access and other external equipment.
An awning planned around where you stop, cook and spend time beside your vehicle.
Examples show included items and available options. Final specifications and inclusions are agreed for your build. Photos show several WKND 79 Series setups.
WKND 79 Series · on the road
The right layout starts with the days you use it for. Tell us what stays aboard, what changes and what you need to reach first.
Arrange tools, fencing supplies and everyday property gear around the tasks that take you away from the workshop.
Think through where wetsuits, towels and sandy equipment go, alongside the dry gear you want to keep separate.
Start with the essentials you actually take, and leave space in the layout rather than filling every corner with accessories.
Cab type affects the space available for the setup. Tell us whether you have a single or dual cab so we can discuss the dimensions and layout for your vehicle.
Tell us the tent model and how you want to use it. Its mounting, access and relationship to the rest of the setup need to be considered before we confirm the final arrangement.
We can work through how you store food, prepare meals and use your cooking equipment. Bring the details of any equipment you want to keep so it can be considered in the design.
That is the purpose of the removable canopy and tray arrangement. Removal equipment, storage and any connections need to be considered as part of your particular setup.
You can start the conversation with the vehicle details you have. Let us know what you’ve ordered and its expected arrival, so we can discuss what information is needed and how planning could fit around delivery.
Tell Kaedon what you drive, what you carry and what you want your next setup to do. You don’t need all the answers to get started.
