Campervan & four-wheel-drive accessories
Awnings, power, storage and lighting for campervans and four‑wheel drives — listed by vehicle, so what you order fits.
Why the name
A tailboard is the board at the back — the one that drops down. It is where the awning unrolls from, where the stove goes, where the boards strap on and the dog jumps off.
It is where the kit lives, so it is what we are called. The Americans call it a tailgate. We are not American.
What we will stock
Portable power stations, leisure batteries, solar, split‑charge systems, inverters, 12V and USB outlets.
Roof bars and racks, load bars, modular panels, storage boxes and drawer components.
Drive‑away awnings, sun canopies, poles, groundsheets, pegs and storm kits.
Driving, work and reverse lamps, awning and interior lighting, wiring kits and switches.
Four‑wheel‑drive and overlanding ranges follow, then recovery and traction.
Three promises
Not by category and a guess. Every product carries make, model, generation, year range, roof type and fitting method — so a T6.1 with rails sees only what fits a T6.1 with rails.
Stocked through United Kingdom distributors, with a warranty you can enforce here. Nothing unbranded, and nothing we have not had out of the box ourselves in the safety‑critical lines.
Each product page shows the dispatch time for that item, taken from the supplier who ships it. If we cannot say when it will arrive, we will not pretend.
Fitment at opening
The seven vans link to a page each, with the fitment facts that decide what actually bolts on — roof interface, rear doors, roof load and split charging. The four‑wheel drives get theirs with that range. Not seeing yours? Say so when you sign up. United States imports are coming later.
United States imports
United Kingdom accessory ranges are built around European vehicles. Import a Silverado, an F‑150, a Tundra or a Ram and the fitment tables stop at the Hilux. The answer you get from most shops is a guess, and a roof bar bought on a guess is a roof bar that comes off at speed.
We will add United States vehicles. Not at opening, and not by guessing a fitment to get there sooner. Here is the position, plainly.
The kit that does not care what it is bolted to: portable power stations, leisure batteries and charging, inverters, interior and work lighting, water, storage boxes, groundsheets, and awnings that mount to a bar or rack already on the vehicle.
Vehicle‑specific roof bars and racks, bed covers, canopies, tow electrics and wiring looms. These need United States market part numbers, which no United Kingdom distributor carries. They go on the site once we have opened that supply line and hold the real fitment data — which is the plan, not a maybe.
Dashed means planned, not yet listed. Tell us the vehicle and the year: the models with the most owners behind them get added first, and you will be told when yours is one of them. One exception worth knowing — a few imports share a European platform, and where they do, the fitment we already hold may simply work.
Opening October 2026
That is the whole list. No newsletter, no launch countdown, no discount codes you did not ask for.