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Jordan and Steve seem like a couple I would love hanging out with! They are incredibly-friendly backpackers who are enjoying life in their totally-off-grid skoolie rig with a raised roof.
I’ve never seen a bus conversion with the bathroom up front, but they make it work wonderfully by adding a full “fourth wall” to their bus between the cab and the living area. The rest of the bus is completely open, with a huge kitchen, stunning stone fireplace/woodstove and their bedroom.
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Backpacking Couple & 2 German Shepherds: Bus Conversion
The stone facade behind their wood-burning stove is stunning.
It really feels like a cabin on the inside.
Cozy bedroom with a nice large TV.
Another look at their awesome fireplace.
The couple survived the pandemic in a bus. Amazing.
VIDEO: Couples DIY Off Grid Raised Roof School Bus
Highlights
- Jordan and Steve live off-grid in a creatively converted school bus with a raised roof.
- Their unique layout includes a front-placed bathroom with a full “fourth wall” for separation.
- The open-plan interior features a large kitchen and a stunning stone fireplace/woodstove.
- The skoolie’s interior feels like a cozy cabin, complete with a comfortable bedroom and a large TV.
- The couple, along with their two German Shepherds, survived the pandemic living in their bus.
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This looks nice and cozy. I love the little fireplace.
Me too!
Yeah, but think of the extra weight, and the extra fuel consumption.
Can’t believe how much I like this bus conversion!
Agreed!
This bus is so nice and homey. The solar panels and the fire burning stove are so cool. I also like the fact they have dogs!
I think their fireplace set up is one of my favorites.
Nice! Homey, warm, cozy. . .a wonderful and lovely home you have. It has some really great ideas for us to think about, like the fireplace set up which is beautiful. I like the way you did the bed area, too, kind of like a shepherd’s hut with the pull out table. I also like closing in the front and having an actual front door entry, and the lovely barn door to close on the other side of the bathroom is smart. The kitchen is wonderful and very practical as well as beautiful, and the way you do the gauze blinds in pretty clever. You guys did a lot of great work on this. Congrats!