This is the Kantoor Karavaan in the Netherlands. It’s a lightweight, fiberglass travel trailer designed for mobile nomads who want to be able to work from anywhere.
With this little caravan, you can work off-grid in the middle of nature. It has wi-fi internet, a coffee machine, kitchenette, compost toilet, solar panels, and more. It’s available to rent in the Netherlands. What do you think?
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Kantoor Karavaan Off-Grid Mobile Office Travel Trailers
It’s beautifully designed and built.
A solar-powered off-grid office.
You can use something like this in the backyard if allowed, or you can take it somewhere new every day.
Working from the dock today… Yikes.
At the campus…
Working from the beach. I could see how this may boost morale.
A look at how it was built.
A little home office in the middle of the forest.
Highlights
- Designed and built in the Netherlands
- Lightweight
- Can tow with most vehicles
- Fiberglass design
- Beautiful outer shell
- Solar power
- Off-grid ability
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I can do without the old wood stuff as out of place with rounded FG.
FG trailers like this and bigger are very good as last a long time and don’t leak and if they do, easy to fix.
Not the interior I’d do but for a person or 2 for a short time or an office. Vs set up with 2 settees, a head/shower and sink could do much longer term for 2 people and sit 6-7 when needed.
If on a boat hull can be used to live on the water free or on land as needed and with some solar, water catching can be fairly independent.