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I put my sleep system together with support, comfort and ergonomics being highly prioritised A Helinox Cot One Converible with Cot Leg Extension Kit forms the base, with the leg extension kit setting the bed at the perfect height for sitting on, and getting into, and out of. The leg...

You're doing a lovely job with your compact travel cabin, I particularly like the kitchen box mounted at the ideal work height. Great job on the insulation too. Thanks for sharing your build.

I was going to suggest contacting the manufacturer but someone beat me to it, and he even included the relevant information for the required part.

Having spine, leg and foot injuries, getting restful sleep in a comfortable bed is very important to me. Consequently, I invested in a Helinox Cot One with the Leg Extension Kit. A Multimat Extreme 12XL foam sleeping pad goes onto the Cot, and a NeoAir X-Therm Max insulated sleeping mat lies...

That's a great history for a truck camper, and allowing for depreciation it's better than buying new!

It's an interesting take on a sleeper pod but it effectively rules out using the pick up bed to store stuff if that's where the access door is! That apart, it's a ridiculous amount of money for what it is, and it puts an awful lot of weight above the cab.

This looks to be a very well considered camper! I'm really looking forward to seeing this come together.

Looking at how curvaceous the lines of the car are, it's a shame that the designer of the accommodation module didn't think to make it more compatible! The accommodation module is so totally at odds with the car, style wise, that it looks ridiculous (and awful).

I really like your compact Travel Cabin, especially the patina, which I agree is best to keep for the reasons you said. That compact size should fit anywhere you might want to go and the cabin sliding door is another great space saving idea. Your meticulously thorough approach to stripping...

The build and fit out complement the G-Wagon perfectly, light, practical and simple.

By any metric, that is a very substantial vehicle of immense capability! The necessity of a truck mounted hydraulic crane in order to move the spare wheel is an indicator of the Heavy Duty nature of the truck and its expected usage! Fuel consumption must be 'interesting'.

You've fabricated a very neat, strong and multipurpose top that looks really good too!

What a lovely compact trailer, do you have any more interior pictures? That metal grille makes for a good cooktop.

This is outstanding! I particularly liked how you bevel the base and wall panel edges which gives greater bonding surfaces, that was very neat! With the bevelled panel edges, external aluminium angle and internal 80/20 aluminium extrusions, this is an immensely solid, lightweight...

Really nice, original trailer build! Lovely cabinets too.