In modern touring vehicles, weight is one of the biggest hidden problems.
A lightweight modular system like BootKamp gives you capability without permanently turning your daily driver into a heavy truck.

Most traditional systems are made from MDF or steel and can add 80–150kg before you’ve even packed gear. Add water, fridge, tools, recovery gear and passengers, and you’re suddenly pushing GVM limits, increasing fuel use, stressing suspension and braking, and hurting handling — especially on corrugations and sand.

Light weight =

• improved ride and braking
• lower stress on chassis and suspension
• keeps vehicles safer off-road
• makes installs/removal easier
• leaves more weight available for actual adventure gear

Most drawer systems treat cooking as an afterthought. BootKamp was designed to integrate it seamlessly.

By integrating the IGT (Iron Grill Table) ecosystem directly into the platform, BootKamp transforms a vehicle into a modular outdoor kitchen — not just a storage box.

Swap in cutting boards, burners, sinks, storage trays or table surfaces in seconds. Cook beside the vehicle, not bent over an unstable drawer. Then pack it all away just as fast.

Most drawer systems are built for one vehicle, one layout, and one way of travelling.
BootKamp was designed to adapt.

Its modular architecture lets you lift and shift components between the vehicle, camp kitchen and table setup in seconds. Power, cooking, storage and prep modules move with you — instead of being permanently locked into a heavy drawer system.

The entire platform is also removable, meaning you can transfer it between vehicles when you upgrade, sell your car, or even hire a different vehicle for a trip.

One system. Multiple vehicles. Multiple scenarios. Built for how modern adventurers actually travel.

BootKamp is a modular, aerospace-grade vehicle storage and kitchen system engineered for explorers, adventurers, and everyday drivers. It’s built from lightweight aluminium alloys — not plywood or steel — making it 50–60% lighter than traditional drawer systems. Designed to install and remove in minutes, BootKamp transforms your vehicle into a precision survival platform that’s ready for any journey.

Yes. Check our Fitment Guide to see if your vehicle is compatible. BootKamp is designed to be vehicle-agnostic and future-proof. Our modular mounting system adapts to a wide range of adventure vehicles — from Toyota Prado, Ineos Grenadier, LandCruiser, FJ Cruiser, to vans and utes. Once you change vehicles, the same BootKamp Platform can transfer across with minimal adjustments.

Very. BootKamp installs in minutes with no drilling, cutting, or permanent modifications. It locks securely into existing vehicle points using precision quick-mount hardware. Removal takes even less time — so your vehicle can go from daily driver to expedition rig in minutes.

The core BootKamp modular exoskeleton weighs just 18 kg — about the same as a medium-sized dog or a checked luggage bag. The full drawer system including kitchen units weighs 38kg — 50–60% lighter than traditional drawer systems.

Traditional drawer systems are heavy, fixed, and made from materials that degrade over time. BootKamp is built from aerospace-grade aluminium, designed for zero-rattle durability, corrosion resistance, and modular reconfiguration. It’s lighter, stronger, smarter — and can be removed, repaired, or reconfigured without a workshop.

Absolutely. BootKamp’s modular panels are designed for plug-and-play integration of stoves, induction cooktops, and slide-out kitchen modules. Each component connects through a common exoskeleton interface — so you can expand your setup as your adventures evolve.

BootKamp is proudly designed, engineered and built in Australia — at our facility in Seven Hills, Sydney.