2Pines Upfitters is a Canadian van conversion company specializing in Sprinter and Transit builds with a focus on four-season capability, off-grid systems, and clean modern interiors. Based in British Columbia, they build custom adventure vans designed to handle everything from mountain passes to coastal camping.
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Formerly known as Paved To Pines, 2Pines Upfitters specializes in the customization of Sprinter Vans and Ford Transits. Their team integrates essential off-grid components like solar power and water kits, enabling their clients to enjoy a self-sufficient lifestyle year-round.
Custom Van Conversions
2Pines Upfitters offers fully custom van conversion services. Their skilled team works closely with clients to tailor every aspect of the van’s interior and exterior to suit personal tastes and functional needs. From layout design to the selection of materials, every detail is crafted to ensure maximum comfort and utility.
Semi-Custom Layouts
For those seeking a balance between customization and cost-effectiveness, 2Pines Upfitters offers semi-custom layout options. These layouts provide a structured framework that can be adapted to meet specific client needs, offering flexibility without the complexity of a fully custom build.
Commercial Vehicles and Medical Vans
Apart from recreational vehicles, 2Pines Upfitters also specializes in converting vans for commercial and medical purposes. These conversions are designed with functionality in mind, ensuring that businesses and medical practitioners have the necessary tools and space to operate efficiently on the go.
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DIY Shop and Resources
For the DIY enthusiasts, 2Pines Upfitters offers a comprehensive shop stocked with essential components and kits to assist in self-build projects. This enables van owners to take a hands-on approach to their conversions, backed by the expertise and quality of products from 2Pines.
Highlights
- Canadian-based van conversion specialists (formerly Paved To Pines)
- Expertise in Sprinter Van and Ford Transit conversions
- Off-grid integration including solar power and water systems
- Fully custom and semi-custom layout options available
- Commercial and medical vehicle conversions
- DIY shop with components and kits for self-builders
- Year-round self-sufficient living capability
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Alex
So here’s how I would convert a (long) van for full-time living and traveling: On one side of the van would be a small kitchen – apartment fridge, sink, microwave, no stove/oven; a small nook next to it with a desk for a work area; the other side, opposite the kitchen, would have a day bed with bed curtains that would surround the bed, thus forming a cozy bedroom; and the back part of the van would consist of a bathroom – shower on one side, enclosed incinerating toilet on the other. Too many converted vans either have a tiny shower/toilet combination, or no bathroom at all. I couldn’t stand that. JMHO.