And it took no more than 60 seconds to ready the unit for sleep duty: We simply released the two forward exterior mechanical latches (one at each corner of the roof) and pulled on two straps tucked up inside the sunroof opening; this releases two more internal mechanical latches inside the pop-top. Standing inside the cargo area, we pushed up the pop-top and swung down a hinged leg that locks the top in the extended position. Dropping the top and making it road-ready is equally easy.
When the top is raised, its highest point is at the rear of the vehicle. From there, it slopes down toward the front of the unit, where your feet go while you're reclined. The fabric panel walls are made of Sunbrella, a waterproof product that has the ability to breathe, is resistant to the effects of the sun, and comes with a three-year guarantee from the manufacturer.
Zippered panels on all sides let you allow in as much air as you want when inside, but zippered screens hold back the outside (and the bugs). On those absolutely perfect nights when you want to drift off to sleep while watching the stars above, these screens can be fully opened.
The sleeping area comes with a high-density foam mattress pad. With the composite sunroof inserts put into place, this mobile condo comfortably houses two full-size adults.