Thread: Great camping setup

Plastic Stow away tubs do the same thing. They only cost from $5 each, are easily replacable and can be modified to become air tight.

I wonder what their board material is - looks stronger than plastic (maybe ply of a higher quality than bunnings has?)

http://www.swissroombox.com/swissRoo...ata-prices.pdf


prices "start" from CHF8630 = AU$8887.64 (this morning) (I wonder if it includes the cook?)


there are some reasonable ideas there but it reminds me a bit too much of ikea


and ... why do the promos have such unbelievable women who are both tidy and good looking ? ... I must take another look at that part where she takes a shower

Looks like a very well thought out idea, but I wonder how many takes it took to make that video they made it look so easy.

Bit expensive too

Very cool and well put together.

Too expensive though - people who go camping in their car aren't the type to blow 8K on a couple of boxes. Marketing fail I think.

Yeah, I'm thinking the money could be much better spent on a camper trailer.

Great video, but at over NZD11400, damn I could buy *two* caravans for that!

I use $9 plastic tubs from bunnings. I put way too much weight in them and stack them up which caused one lit to crack.... Even so, they're good enough for me. Treated a little better, they'd still be fine. The $9 price makes it too easy to mistreat.

Long story short, cheapo tubs are great and I'll continue using them...

Hmm - all well and good, but I get the same outcome with my home made camping box that cost me $100 to build. Along with a $50 fold out table and the tailgate of the Rangie, it makes a very usable setup. With all the extra cash I saved, I can buy more beer to go in the Engel....