If you’re not already familiar with Vandoit, it’s a professional van conversion company that specializes in a T-track skeleton and marine-grade modules that fit into popular vans and allow a customizable, modular rig set-up.
They already sell the “Liv” and “Do” models, but just yesterday they released the all-new “Moov” model, designed to fit the Ford Transit Trail van. These van fit-outs make it easy to get the van you want without all the hassle of DIY. Let us know what you think!
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All New “Moov” Package for the Ford Transit Trail
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Tom and Jodie aren’t quite retirement age, but with an empty nest they were ready for a new chapter and didn’t want to wait another 20 or so years of work to get there! So they sold their home, purged a lifetime of belongings, and built out a Bluebird bus.
Their 35-foot bus got a professionally-done 20-inch roof-raise, but they did the rest of the work themselves. Tom chose to put all the plumbing inside the bus, so they don’t have to worry about freezing temperatures. Let us know what you think in the comments!
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20 Inch Roof-Raise & Huge Bathroom Space
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When Brian first went tiny, he was embarrassed to tell anyone about his lifestyle change for fear that they’d judge him or think him unworthy because of his alternative lifestyle. But as people found out, he discovered they were far more positive and curious than he had imagined! Now he loves to tell everyone about his tiny home.
He lives in a 399 square foot park model tiny house in an Austin tiny house community, but when he wants to travel he grabs his 1993 Volkswagen Eurovan or his fancy motorcycle and heads out to adventure. Enjoy his interview and join his Tiny House Community Forum on Facebook (links below).
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399 Sq. Ft. Park Model & 1993 VW Eurovan
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I love a yurt, and these steel-framed yurts from WeatherPort are a cool modern twist on the traditional structure. Their unique design is wind-and-snow resistant and sets up more quickly than most wooden yurts on the market today.
These yurts come with a number of color options and range in size from 12 to 30 feet in diameter. They make great ADUs and the bigger ones would easily house a small family in “tiny” style. Check them out below!
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Customize Your Own Yurt Today!
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Here’s an awesome new eVista from ESCAPE that will be ready to pick up in about a month. It has a few great upgrades including an induction cooktop, fold flat couch and amazing all-electric set-up that are sure to make it a comfortable home.
There’s a great little video tour below that shows off all the highlights that you should watch! Also, it’s a loft-free tiny house design so it’s great for people who want a ground-floor bed.
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Smart Siding, Induction Cooktop and More!
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This little tiny home called the “Firefly” looks like it would be at home in the mountains or tucked in a forest. The interior boasts all kinds of wood finishes that dial up the cozy factor.
At only 16.5 feet long, it impressively packs in everything you need for full-time living, including an oven, fridge, two lofts, and a bathroom with a shower and composting toilet. It’s for sale for $48K in West Branch, MI.
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Rustic and Warm THOW with Loft Bedroom
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In Sulphur Springs, Texas there’s an awesome 288-square-foot tiny house for sale for $37.7K. The 12×24 structure is a shed-kit-turned-tiny-house, complete with a farm gable ceiling that provides lots of headroom in the two lofts.
On the first floor, there’s a living room on one end, a small galley kitchen, and a 3/4 bathroom on the other. Everything inside is bright white and cream, making the space feel open and welcoming. What do you think?
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Light & Bright Shed Tiny Home on Skids
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While I love a DIY van conversion as much as the next person, it’s always fun to see the best that money can buy, and the German-built ALPHAVAN is about as fancy as it gets! It’s high-tech in just about every way and looks sleek and modern inside and out.
There are two swivel seats as well as a bench that can seat two more people safely. A compact wet bath and kitchen take up the middle of the van, and there’s a double bed in the back over a huge garage space that can hold all kinds of outdoor gear.
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These Van Conversions Have All The Bells and Whistles
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Do you love travel AND being at home? Alex and Megan had experience with international travel and outdoor exploration, but also love being home — so they decided to bring their home with them as they explore the world.
Megan had already built out a van when she met Alex, and since he converts vans as a side gig, the interior got an overhaul. At a “normal” van height, they had to get creative to make a functional space that they can’t stand up in — and the results are gorgeous! Read our Q&A with them after the photo tour below.
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Homebodies Hit the Road in Self-Converted Vans
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