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Bespoke Van Conversions

Jack Richens of This Moving House, first started his business by transforming a second-hand 2012 Mercedes Sprinter, where he and his family of four can comfortably sleep, dine and unwind during adventurous holidays on the road. The cool camper uses space-saving boat design techniques to maximise its limited living space, such as the stacked beds that provide room for all four to sleep rather comfortably, and a porthole at the top bed keeps things open. The kitchen area is compact package, with a long, narrow sink, a two-burner stovetop, and just the right amount of counter space, whilst the dining area features the original captain-style chairs that swivel around. The interior of this impressive conversion feels spacious, with the curvaceous detailing making it feel very much like you´re onboard a ship of some kind. The cool camper cost about $10,000, with equipment and materials costing $8,500. You can read more about the construction process on This Moving House’s blog, and Richens has also started taking commissions to convert other vehicles into comfortable homes away from home.



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EarthRoamer LTx

The EarthRoamer LTx takes expedition travel to a new level, combining off-road ruggedness with premium comfort. Built on a Ford F-550, this high-end camper boasts a lightweight yet durable carbon fiber body crafted using an advanced vacuum infusion process for optimal strength and weight reduction. Engineered for adventurers, the LTx features a 24V system with a powerful 18 kWh lithium-ion battery and 1,480 watts of solar power, ensuring extended off-grid capability...
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Eriba Touring 820 Caravan

The Eriba Touring 820 Caravan is worth a glance should you be on the prowl for something of the sort, particularly if quality, design and versatility are somethings you can’t do without. Be warned though, this is no small caravan, it’s 28-foot long so big enough to comfortably accommodate a party of 4, with a couple of longitudinal V-beds at the rear and a couple of others at the convertible dining room. Built using a steel cage with Eriba quality ensured, its s...
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Pivoting Roof Rack Ladder

Roof access has always been a bit of a compromise. Fixed ladders look great on overland builds but add bulk, while telescoping options are practical but never feel fully integrated. The Pivoting Roof Rack Ladder tries to solve that problem by rethinking how you actually get up there. The standout idea is in the movement. Instead of a static ladder, this system pivots and deploys when needed, then folds away cleanly when not in use. It is designed to stay out of...
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