RoofTop Tent on the top a Frame on a Box-Trailer.... Questions?
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I put an Aussie traveller Deluxe onto a trailer......we went this design as the bed doesn't fold in half and the annex is much larger.
Have only packed it up once in the rain, we were careful and the bed stayed dry.
We brought second hand as they are on the more expensive side of things.
Never been on really dusty roads.......
I reckon they are easy as to set up, I modified ours to include an awning, it stays attached all the time. It's a little longer to set up, three poles and five pegs/ropes. Without awning it would only need two pegs in good weather.
We have only done a few overnighters, try to do minimum two nights. Either way it takes what ever time it takes, we don't time setup/pack up as each time it's different.
We had to re-water proof ours as it leaked quite badly, haven't had a drop inside since.
It was always planned that ours would go between the trailer (whole family touring) and on top of the car when it's just Wendy and I........we haven't moved it off the trailer to date.
Steps are punishing on the feet.......
We can leave ours fully made up with doonas, 4 pillows and two solar panels.
I also installed LED lighting with two way switches.
Originally Posted by weeds
as the fly usually keeps the main tent dry. Height varies because of different roof heights on vehicles, but most have a short extension available for the ladder if needed and the annex, at least on mine, can also be extended with a zip on section ie unzip the floor, zip in the extended piece and rezip on the floor. 
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