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 Ranger.
Start with the mounting arrangement. Touring, work or a mix of both can then shape the internal layout.
WKND Ranger · 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 Ranger · 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 Ranger 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 Ranger 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.
Space for your fridge, with access considered as part of the canopy layout.
A compressor installation planned into the setup, with access and equipment space in mind.
An awning planned around where you stop, cook and spend time beside your vehicle.
Side boxes add storage outside the main canopy for tools and other equipment.
Examples show included items and available options. Final specifications and inclusions are agreed for your build. Photos include fit-out examples from across the WKND range.
WKND Ranger · Photo credit: Campfires & Chaos
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.
Give tools, parts and consumables a practical home, with access planned around your work.
Consider where fishing equipment and beach gear will live, and what you want separated from food and clothing.
Consider recovery equipment, spares, water and supplies together, with access planned into the layout.
Tell us about the modifications already fitted and anything else you have planned. We’ll discuss how they may affect the canopy, tray and fitment arrangements before the design is finalised.
Yes. Tell us what you want the compressor for and whether you already have one. We’ll discuss the equipment space and access needed as part of the proposed fit-out.
Tell us which awning you have or want to use. We’ll discuss its position alongside the canopy doors, roof equipment and the space you want beside the vehicle.
Start with the equipment you want outside the main canopy and how often you need to access it. The space available depends on your vehicle and arrangement, so toolbox dimensions and positioning are worked through with the design.
Start with the model year, cab type, modifications and the gear you want to carry. Photos and equipment dimensions are useful if you have them. You do not need a finished design to start the conversation.
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.
