Along the front

The jockey wheel, handbrake, power plug for the lights and a Brad Harrison connector for recharging the battery are all on the A-frame.

A shade net inside an aluminium frame keeps the stones away from the trailer’s body. The two gas cylinders (permanently connected) sit between the frame and the nose cone, and are therefore also protected.

The trailer’s nose chest (61 x 140 cm) is mounted in front of the hull on the A-frame. On the right-hand side of the trailer, the nose chest has a pull-out drawer with space for two ammo crates for your food supplies. The fridge’s pull-out drawer is to the left of the nose chest, next to the kitchen.

The drawer is large enough to fit a 90 ℓ fridge, and you can plug the fridge into a Hella or a Brad Harrison connector.

On top of the nose chest is a shallow aluminium bowl in which you can pack two ammo crates or items such as wood and groundsheets. Six eyes thread the straps with which you tie everything.

At home in the kitchen

The kitchen is on the left-hand side of the trailer and the pullout kitchen unit (42 x 112 cm) sits just to the right of the nose chest.

Your cutlery fits neatly into a canvas bag that’s attached to the inside of the unit’s lid. There’s also cut-out that fits the plates, mugs, glasses and pans, and there’s room for a braai tong, spatula and serving spoons.

The hot and cold tap is on the side of this unit closest to the trailer and has a connector similar to that of a garden tap. The 90 ℓ water tank is made of stainless steel and mounted under the trailer.

The tank has an ordinary gravity-operated copper tap in case the trailer’s battery is flat and the pump doesn’t work.

A round LED directly above the kitchen unit provides light and to the right of the kitchen unit are two clips on the side of the trailer where a narrow tabletop (42 x 111 cm) hooks in. The test model’s two-plate gas stove took up almost all the space on here; so you’ll need to use the kitchen unit as an extra work surface.

A frame with space for a dishwashing basin pulls out from under the table top. On either side of the sink, there’s space for dirty and clean dishes.

The kitchen has no storage space, which means you have to store your tabletop, the stove and extra pots and pans in the cupboard under the bed. To the right of the table are two Hella and three 220 V power points.

1,35 m