BUILD SAFETY
A sleeping platform should make camp easier—not create a new hazard.
Every Campit blueprint includes fit checkpoints, but the builder remains responsible for the actual vehicle, materials, workmanship, loading, installation, and local rules.
Stationary use only
Never carry a person on the platform while the vehicle is moving. Remove or restrain every module and all cargo before driving.
Protect vehicle systems
Do not block or contact airbags, batteries, wiring, vents, seat belts, seat or child-seat anchors, latches, emergency releases, glass, fuel-system access, or controls.
Use rated restraints
Connect the platform and cargo only to manufacturer-rated cargo anchors using suitable hardware. Interior trim hooks are not automatically structural anchors.
Test progressively
Dry-build first. Apply load gradually while parked level and stop for rocking, cracking, movement, excessive flex, or distress to the vehicle floor or trim.
Maintain an exit and ventilation
Keep a practical emergency exit available. Never run the engine, a stove, flame, heater, or other fuel-burning appliance in an enclosed sleeping vehicle.
Work within your skill level
Use eye, hearing, respiratory, and hand protection appropriate to the task. Follow every tool, adhesive, finish, fastener, and vehicle manufacturer instruction.