TOYOTA work mate tray back

A bit of information about which options u would like incorporate would b helpful.

You don't mention a budget, but my preference (and what I did for 8 years) was to mount a tradies canopy (with full height side opening doors). Get great access to everything.

But if you want to keep your fibreglass canopy.....I've got friends with that setup - they manage with a false floor - use the space underneath to store their gear and foam mattress on top. It's not what I'd do - I preferred to roll out a swag or pitch an easy tent.

What sort of fibreglass canopy are we talking about here..I assume we are talking about a flat aluminium tray.

OH and how long are you and the MRS.

cheers

You'll need fly/mozzie screens for all windows, a 12v fan and line the interior of the f'glass canopy with marine carpet, or similar. If you don't do this, it'll be like sleeping in a rain forest.

Bob.

G'day Chris. The flexi glass isn't the best canopy for your needs but could be made into something good. There more of a tradie type of canopy. Privacy equals security so blocking out the windows with curtains would be a good start. With a simple false floor of 3- 400 u can create good storage space making draws or just large slide out tubs but keep the top for sleeping. I might have to build a canopy for a mate soon and he said for camping he wanted to get an already made camper trailer kitchen with draws, sink, cooker etc measuring 1200x 300 roughly I think to drop out of the side of his canopy. Yours could be just mounted on a slide or even a heavy hinge at one end to swing out from under your bed. I luv canopies as your imagination can run wild.