The same commitment is applied to all manufacturing components with its modern in-house welding, upholstery, canvas, fitting and assembly divisions plus computerised design, marketing, administration and showroom all under one roof.Īll of this love, care, attention and professionalism is topped off by Ultimate’s sales commitment to its lucky customers. Ultimate uses the world’s best practice with its emissions control to maximise workplace safety as well as to minimise the facility’s environmental output. I have never before walked into any fibreglass manufacturing facility and not been immediately confronted by fumes and floating particles in the air. Ultimate obviously provides a terrific working environment for its wide range of skilled trades.
I love going to factories where everyone is friendly and smiling. Ultimate is an exceptionally proud and professional outfit and the crew were pleased to display its history, and the entire manufacturing, design, sales and service processes that have gained them a terrific reputation. Let’s just say that these guys don’t do things by halves – it’s go the full hog or nothing at all.
I jumped at the opportunity to visit the Ultimate Campers team on their home ground at Moruya, NSW. Like campers, boats have to perform in exceptionally hard impact environments. Like me, owners Michael and Wendy Hackett have a strong history in boatbuilding, a trade that covers a multitude of manufacturing materials including steel, alloys, fibreglass, canvas and acrylics but also incorporates electronics, pumping equipment and trailers. In addition, Ultimate Campers are produced by proud Australian manufacturers with a strong grounding on the beautiful south coast of NSW – Moruya to be exact. I was struck by the overall presentation, and particularly impressed by the appealing practicality, the build quality, the low towing weight, the easy setup and the beautifully presented internal fit-out that simply felt like home. There were quite a few that jumped immediately to mind and one of them was the Ultimate XPLOR that left a lasting impression from the Camper Trailer of the Year competition going back to 2013 held in Robe, SA. It isn’t an easy task with such an enormous field of contenders and a huge variance of types, styles, prices and purpose. Just last month our editors asked me to choose a selection of my favourite campers.
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