From the gear you carry to the way you set up at camp, we design your Pop-Top Camper around how you actually travel.
We design the Pop-Top Camper around your truck and arrange fitment. The way you travel then shapes the layout.
WKND Pop-Top Camper · roof up
A custom camper pod with a pop-up roof, designed around your vehicle and the way you want to travel.
WKND Pop-Top Camper · roof down
We arrange fitment to your truck, and work through the mounting, access and final dimensions with you.
Not sure where to start? Start with your Canter 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 Canter 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 sink and cooktop set into the benchtop, arranged around how you cook away from home.
Space for your fridge, with access considered as part of the camper layout.
Fold-down steps for getting in and out of the camper.
Interior lighting arranged around storage, preparation areas and access after dark.
Examples show available options. Final specifications and inclusions are agreed for your build. Photos show a WKND Pop-Top Camper fitted to a Fuso Canter.
WKND Pop-Top Camper · Fuso Canter
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.
Think beyond holiday packing to the storage and daily routines of an extended trip.
Consider recovery equipment, spares, water and supplies together, with access planned into the layout.
Arrange food, clothing and travel equipment around the routines you repeat on the road.
Send us your model year, cab type and details of any modifications. We’ll use those details to discuss the mounting arrangement, available space and layout for your vehicle.
Tell us about the modifications already fitted and anything else you have planned. We’ll discuss how they may affect the camper and fitment arrangements before the design is finalised.
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.
Yes. Tell us your location and vehicle details so we can discuss delivery and fitment options for your build.
Photographs show example configurations and may include optional extras. Your layout, equipment, finishes and final inclusions are agreed for your build.
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.
