01/22/2026
It’s nice having a lil time to come up with designs. I have been building custom cages and bumpers for roughly 11 years, around my area. I started grills and vents 2019, and it keeps me slammed!!! It’s pretty wild how many people/somewhat friends try to start doing the same stuff as me, and make comments how good they are, it is what it is.
I started building hard enclosures maybe late 2014-2015, when the onlything out was the fabric, zip up enclosures, which they all work well keeping ya warm and the only negative thing was the zipper failing and fabric ripping. I get that your, riding through the backwoods with limbs, tree branches a such, its gona happen and hard enclosures will scratch as-well.
This is why I desinged and did hard enclosures builds, and learned something new on every build!!!
I price stuff according to material, custom frames and mounting to look smooth and slick and of course labor, which doing custom work its time consuming trying to get stuff to flow and mount where mounting is hidden, and a lot of labor.
I have received several messages over the years about the enclosures, what materials I use, how I do certain stuff, from mounting to bending and of course price.
Im pretty easy going and I explain and send pics to these folks on how I build these enclosures, and it funny how certain people/buisness make the statement, (Hard Enclosures coming soon, and gonna patent), and had a pic if a build i did hanging in the wall, Eddie Nestor, Thats funny but whatever.
This buisness failed and I hate that. I just feel if you call yourself a fab shop, then learn, it’s always better, well makes me feel better when I design my own without coping.
I have seen several companies who’s doing enclosures for SXS, I think it’s awesome, I feel they slick and I love the flow of the hard enclosures. One thing I have noticed is the cost they charging, and they dont do custom frames, nor colors, I guess, I gotta work on that a lil.
Just a lil about me, no ranting just my opinion. Love all and have great day.
Christina Lynn Weese