Tripbuddy Caravan

The chassis/floor system is designed as an integral component to the body and is mechanically fixed and bonded to the body to form a monocoque, giving high torsional rigidity and dramatically increasing Tripbuddy’s stability. This integrated monocoque design gives Tripbuddy a lower access height from the ground.

The one piece rear opening door is supplied with a manual or automatic (12v electro-hydraulic) opening method.

The stylish exterior roof rails are also designed to be load bearing and can be fitted with roof boxes and additional equipment carriers as required.

The awning, which is stowed inside the rear door, is deployed in seconds to expand the fixed part of Tripbuddy. Each of the 3 exterior faces of this awning can accommodate extra features such as pup tents and a kit pit.

The inside of Tripbuddy is inspired by luxury yachts; practical, strong and designed for all the knocks and rigor it will inevitably receive. Seats and headliner are leather trimmed whilst the floor is genuine teak planking, normally used in yacht decking. Tripbuddy incorporates a state of the art, audio visual system that will provide the rhythm and beat to your well-earned down-time. Finally, all the internal lighting is LED, a rainbow of mood inspiring colours are available at the touch of the remote control.ist occupants. We can even fit a bed hoist if required. We can run all the extra systems on our LVHP2 (low voltage hydraulic power pack) system.

General Specifications

There are currently 3 weight classes available for Tripbuddy:-

Light 1300kg
Family 1650kg
Max 2200kg

All Tripbuddy’s are designed to transport a payload which can be as much as 900kg depending on your chosen specification.

Disabled Users

For all those with mobility issues Tripbuddy has the answer. The access to Tripbuddy is highly innovative; gone are the days of the traditional caravan side door access – so restrictive to those with limited mobility and impossible for wheelchair access. Tripbuddy provides access via a cavernous rear clam-shell style door system which opens up like a monster hatchback on either gas operated struts or at the push of a button on the higher-end models. The door, once opened, forms the rigid roof of the inbuilt awning which deploys easily from within the underside of the door, dropping down in an instant.

The floor height to ground on Tripbuddy is lower than traditional caravans. A series of access ramps and platforms have been designed to assist access in and out. These can deploy by a manual system or be automatic in function (hydraulic). The strength of the vehicle structure allows us to position grab and handrails to further assist occupants. We can even fit a bed hoist if required. We can run all the extra systems on our LVHP2 (low voltage hydraulic power pack) system.

These are some of the options available

• Automatic rear opening door
• Automatic vehicle positioning
• Automatic access ramp
• Automatic deploy step
• Internal handrails
• Internal winches and supports
• Low level units

Where can I get them from?

They are available direct from tripbuddy and prices start from £19,995, to find out more and make an enquiry, please visit their website.

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