"... built to code."

[s.e.charles]

in paragraph #5 of this article, there is reference of "... built to code."

http://www.truckcamperadventure.com/2018/07/in-the-spotlight-the-bundutec-wild-pop-up-truck-camper/

I read quite a bit, and have never come across a claim or reference to this. are there codes to which must be adhered? or is this just his marketing department kicking in?

 

[s.e.charles]

of course in the comments the author states this:

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  Mello Mike says:
  July 26, 2018 at 06:08
  That’s not entirely true. Sure, there are some older half-tons with insufficient payloads out there, but not all. There are plenty of newer half-tons out there with 2,400-pound, 2,500-pound, and 3,000-pound payloads. Just don’t get a diesel, the same applies to 3/4-tons. "
  
  so I have pretty much dismissed the website as RV hyperbole. maybe i'm wrong; that happens, too.
  
  

 

[dwh]

Pic from another thread here on ExPo might also be relevant...

https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachments/camper-and-bike-023-jpg.464211/

 

[s.e.charles]

truck manufacturers post weight limits, too. but ole Mike ain't fallin' for that gibberish!