Wondering whose done it and pics? Size of water tank? How is the water heated? Issues? Re-dos?
Orton, do you have bigger pictures of your build? The ones on your site wont expand. They are fixed.I added the second shelf at sink counter height in the Transit build. That more than doubled my counter space.
The layout link is:
Wanted the sink and portable 2 burner stove located at the slider door so it can be open for view and for steam and smells to exit up and out of van. The sleeping platform is at the back of the van across the van. There are bench seats above both wheel wells and a table between the seats. The bed platform consists of four 27" wide panels that are hinged just below the back window indents. Two on each side. They fold up against the wall for storage and swing down and sit on the table top for a bed platform. Back two down for one person sleeping and all four down for two people. During the day the front two panels are returned to vertical position so there is a usable table for two people.
The bed platforms can be stored against walls and the table can be removed in about 10 minutes so van can still be available to haul cargo.
I like this idea. It doesn't mean that you are giving up a lot of space for a bathroom. It makes for more flexible storage. A utility room with easy access or a closet for hanging clothes, shoes, boots and coats. A place to hang winter coveralls. It also allows for an open floor plan up front. A LWB would end up having the same floor space as a RB plus a garage.YouTube is a great source of info a campervan build. Here's one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyynYuQAgMw
Also, Google 'campervan shower' (or whathaveyou), select 'images,' select one that looks interesting and follow the link/thread provided therein via 'Visit page.' Good chance you'll end up in the U.K.
Really cool idea, albeit a little pricey IMO.Note, I really like the roadshower, I'm planning on making a semi-permanent mount for it on top of the Transit. Being able to pressurize it with a bike pump is a great concept. If I trusted the fittings more I would mount it vertically inside the rear door. It has plastic fittings in some places, which I'll replace with brass.
Sportsmobile has a gaucho bed that pulls out like this one except with a simpler design. In the video it looks like she sleeps sideways across the van. At the height of her bed and with wall insulation, she would have less than 6 feet of bed length (in the Transit). The Sportsmoble gaucho pulls out to sleep lengthwise (it can be any length), but is only 45 inches across. The width is enough for me and my wife to sleep comfortably and it allowed us to put cabinets on the other side. The video didn't show folding feet to support the bed when in the bed position (something I would want).Is this floor layout possible in the 148" Mid?