Van builds

VAN BUILDS

Home is where you park it.

Morghys

This Van is build as a mobile workstation without making comprises of any comfort.
It contains a monitor swing arm that can be swiveld towards the direction of the bed
so you can enjoy watching some Netlix or it can float above the desk and create an office space. Place it back at it’s original position and you have the full desk as a dinner space.
Speaking of dinner, with it’s 400 Ah battery it’s possible to enjoy cooking on green electrical energy that’s being charged by the sunpanels on the roof with an combined rated total of 525 watts.

Rainy day?
No problem, the battery is also charged through the alternator when driving the Van or you can
charge on a camping site when connected to their electrical grid trough the outside 230v inlet of the Van.
It features a full size shower (60 x 75 cm) with marble-look PVC tiles for easy cleaning and a Porta Potti chemical toilet that can be taken out to have more floorspace in the shower.

Underneath the bed sits the watertank that contains 150L fresh water, it fits also the electrical fuses and switches for easy acces.

There’s enough storage room to take a, e.g., foldable bike, inflatable kayak or extra luggage with you.

The double sized bed (140 x 180 cm) with high dense memory foam is the ultimate relaxing spot of the Van.

You can take the relaxing part literally by the way, above the bed hangs an Ikea cabinet with a build in projector

that projects against the opposite wall.

You can easily connect third-party devices such as an laptop or game console and power them through the built in 230V dual outlet or dual USB socket.

There’s also four more overhang cabinets at the kitchen and office space to store your stuff.

Further it features a 130L fridge with freezer compartment that’s big enough for travelling with two people or more, a sink that’s deep enough for larger plates/bowls, a MaxxAir fan deluxe to pull air in or out during warmer days, a Webasto water and air heater for colder days, and lastly, a large skypanel for staring at the stars at night.