The Horizon is divided into 3 practical compartments; the main load box and two side boxes.The 54 cubic feet of storage is equivalent to the cargo capacity of an SUV with the rear seats folded down. The storage is large enough for a family of four to camp remotely for a week, or to support an overland expedition for months.

The AT Kitchen fits conveniently into one of the side boxes, and utilizes a high output 2 burner stove on a slide mechanism. A removable cutting board is built into the door, and space within the box provides for storage of cutlery, crockery, kitchen ware, spices, coffee presses, and other essentials.

The fridge is installed inside the main cargo box, mounted either on a locking base or a full slide. The slide allows the fridge to be pulled out over the tail gate for easy access. Traveling with the fridge inside the main box protects it from the harsh off road environment outside, and the lid and tailgate are sealed using automotive bulb seal to keep out dust and moisture.

The tongue of the trailer has a built in skid plate and the area is used to house the water tank, fuel cans, and a nose box.

The 19 gallon water tank is made from food grade plastic that does not contain Bisphenol A (BPA). The tank is fitted with a 3" clean out, a drain, and a mechanical pump. The space in front of the water tank can be fitted with two 5 gallon/20 liter fuel or water cans and holders.

The nose box is located at the front of the tongue and is used to house deep cycle batteries, battery chargers, solar controllers, inverters, 12 volt outlets, or just extra storage.

The tongue of the trailer has a built in 2" receiver tube to accomodate the Multi-Axis Max Coupler.

The 6' x 6' awning is mounted on the top of the side box above the kitchen area via stainless steel height adjustable supports. The awning is completely self contained within an aluminum clamshell tube. The awning provides welcome shade in the desert and shelter from rain showers.

The majority of our customers use the roof rack for one of our Roof Top Tents. Mounting the living quarters on the roof means that you don't lose any cargo space inside the trailer. The main box can be accessed using the lid with the tent deployed or packed away. You can see the video here.

The roof rack system is also compatible with accessories made by major manufacturers. It can hold bikes, kayaks, surfboards, and a multitude of other equipment.

The 2” receiver tube in the rear bumper will support a bike rack and other light weight accessories.