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Carpenter’s ProMaster Conversion

Brandon loves adventure sports and was a carpenter by trade. Van life gave him the chance to explore the rest of the country before he officially settles down. While he misses the space his apartment had—especially for all his sporting equipment—he believes the trade-off of spending so much time outdoors and exploring new places is worth it.

Even with his experience building, Brandon still thinks he spent more time on YouTube than he did building the van! It was a learning curve, but he’s better for it. And he found a clever way to include a shower. Let us know what you think in the comments.

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His Self-Built Van Conversion

Interior view of a custom tiny house built in a ProMaster van with blue cabinetry and cozy living sp.

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Even though he doesn’t bake much, Taylor added an oven so he could learn.

Compact kitchen with blue cabinets, wooden countertop, and black fixtures inside a camper van.

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He has a rooftop deck that’s mostly for storage.

Carpenter’s DIY Promaster w: Hidden Shower

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VIDEO: Carpenter’s DIY Camper VAN – Hideaway Shower

Highlights:

  • Taylor felt stagnant in his life back home and wanted a way to explore the country before officially putting down roof.
  • With a background in construction since he was 15, Taylor figured a van build wouldn’t be too hard — and while he did get in the swing of things, he hired a buddy who was an electrician to get the home wired.
  • He added a hidden shower with a tile base (that he tiled twice, since the first ones didn’t have enough of a slope to drain properly). He also has a cassette toilet, but he doesn’t like the smell.
  • There’s a queen bed in the back of the van, and he can sleep fully stretched out because of the small bump outs he put in.
  • He added a swivel mount to the back of the van for his mountain bike, so he can more easily access his garage space.

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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  • Maria Kentala
    December 25, 2023, 6:21 am

    Great Job! But the video didn’t show how the shower worked. It just showed how the curtain went up.

    • James D.
      December 26, 2023, 2:04 am

      He uses the kitchen sink faucet as the water source, attaching a flex hose with a sprayer attachment and just clips it to the ceiling, just like the shower curtain, which fully goes around the basin…

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