Built around your rig.
Our Accessories.
Complete your deck, protect your camper, and make your build easier to use.
Built as part of the system, not bolted on later
A serious overland build has a lot of moving parts: the truck, the camper, the flat deck, the subframe, the spare tire, the storage system, and the way you actually use the rig in the field. If one piece is treated like an afterthought, the whole build can become harder to use.
Boondock Decks accessories are designed with that purpose in mind. That means our accessory can be built to match the structure and finish of the rest of your build, instead of forcing a universal part into a custom application.
Whether you need a brush guard that protects the camper shell, a spare tire carrier that keeps the tire high and out of the way, or slide-out stairs that store cleanly under your subframe, the goal is the same: make the truck easier to live with, easier to access, and better prepared for real travel.
Accessory options for overland truck builds
Brush Guards
Brush guards are built to protect composite camper shells while adding usable structure for gear, recovery equipment, storage, and rooftop-mounted accessories. Layouts can be customized for the habitat, with mounting options on horizontal, vertical, or diagonal faces where the build allows.
Best for: Camper shell protection, roof rack integration, extra mounting points, recovery gear, storage boxes, and custom accessory layouts.
Spare Tire Carriers
A full-size spare is essential on many overland and expedition trucks, but it still needs to live somewhere that does not compromise departure angle, clearance, or day-to-day use. Boondock Decks spare tire carriers are designed around wheel size, tire weight, vehicle layout, and whether the carrier should be static, dynamic, or powered.
Best for: Oversized tires, heavier wheels, high-clearance builds, rear-end access, powered lift options, and custom carrier layouts.
Slide Out Stairs
Slide-out stairs provide the camper with cleaner access without leaving bulky steps hanging off the truck. Built from lightweight aluminum with non-slip tread surfaces and durable hardware, they are designed to be stored when not in use and to handle dirt, weather, and hard use.
Best For: camper entry access, compact storage, subframe builds, wet or dusty conditions, and clean integration under the truck-mounted camper.
Why custom accessories matter on a serious camper build.
On a serious camper build, accessories have to do more than fill a gap. A spare tire carrier needs to be easy to reach without taking away the clearance the rig was built for. A brush guard should protect the camper without making the body feel bulky or overbuilt. Stairs need to feel solid underfoot, pack away cleanly, and stay out of the way when the trail gets rough. Done right, each piece feels like it belonged in the build from the start.
That is where custom fabrication matters. Boondock Decks can look at the full build and design around real-world constraints such as tire size, camper shape, mounting surfaces, rear clearance, deck layout, storage needs, and how the vehicle will be used.
Designed around the build
Every accessory starts with the truck, camper, deck, and intended use. This helps avoid awkward fitment, poor clearances, and accessories that technically bolt on but do not work well in the field.
Built for hard use
The accessories are fabricated for dirt, weather, vibration, storage loads, and repeated use. Materials, welds, hardware, finish, and mounting points are selected for practical durability.
Easier to coordinate
Many overland builds involve multiple shops, habitat builders, or installers. Boondock Decks accessories can be planned as part of a full build or designed to support local installation, where the project allows.
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Built in a certified fabrication environment
Boondock Decks is not approaching these parts like generic bolt-on accessories. The team works from a fabrication background that includes aluminum and steel welding, structural work, machining, and production capabilities. The subframe system was developed with engineering input over an extended period, and the shop operates under Canadian Welding Bureau certifications and audit processes that support serious fabrication work.
For customers, that matters because these parts have to work as part of the build. Once the truck is loaded and used off pavement, a well-made accessory should feel solid, stay practical, and do its job without becoming another problem to manage.
What we need before designing your accessory
To recommend the right accessory layout, Boondock Decks needs to understand the build. Helpful details include:
- Truck make, model, wheelbase, and current configuration
- Camper or habitat type, dimensions, and mounting plan
- Existing or planned flat deck and subframe details
- Spare tire size, wheel weight, and carrier preference
- Recovery gear, storage boxes, fuel, water, or equipment you want to carry
- Powder coat or finish preferences
- Whether Boondock Decks is handling the full build or the accessory needs to coordinate with another installer
Need camper shell protection?
Start with Brush Guards if the main priority is protecting the habitat, adding a roof-rack-style structure, or creating clean mounting points for gear.
Carrying a full-size spare?
Start with Spare Tire Carriers if the rig needs to carry a large tire without sacrificing clearance, access, or the clean layout of the rear of the build.
Want cleaner camper access?
Start with Slide Out Stairs if you want a compact step system that stores away and stays ready for dirt, rain, snow, and regular use.
Start with the accessory, or build the full system?
Sometimes the need is simple: one accessory has to solve one specific problem. Other builds need a little more planning before the right solution is obvious. Either way, the best result starts with understanding the full rig and the reason behind the accessory.
If you already know what you need, send the details. If you are still working through the build, Boondock Decks can help you think through the right layout before fabrication starts.
Ready to plan your accessories?
Tell us what you are building and what problem the accessory needs to solve.
We will help you understand what is possible and what information is needed before the build moves forward.
Frequently ASked Questions
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Boondock Decks builds custom accessories for overland and truck camper builds, including brush guards, spare tire carriers, slide-out stairs, storage-related mounting solutions, and other build-specific components when they fit the project.
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They are designed to integrate cleanly with Boondock Decks and subframes, but some accessories may be suitable for other builds depending on the truck, camper, structure, and installation requirements.
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In many cases, yes. The final answer depends on the existing deck, camper body, available mounting points, clearances, and how the accessory needs to be used.
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Yes. The accessory layout can be designed around the truck, camper, tire size, storage needs, mounting locations, and finish preferences.
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Accessories can be planned as part of a larger deck or subframe build. Depending on the accessory and the project, it may also be possible to ship components for local installation.
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Send the truck model, camper or habitat details, deck or subframe information, tire size, photos of the build area, and a short explanation of what problem the accessory needs to solve.