It could, it’s almost a perfect fit. I don’t usually have an issue with it falling, but put a small piece of cardboard on the driver’s side just in case.
I just picked these exact options for my next conversion. Was wondering why no one else had though of it and spent so much time building wood platforms, so much easier this way I think. Thanks for the confirmation that I had the right idea :)
This is so much easier, I did add a support to the back leg recently to make it more stable. It worked fine like this, but would sometimes fall off of the seat.
My cot works fine; I just put a memory foam mattress on top and the weight keeps it stable. I love the seat on the side as it makes it comfortable watching TV on my tablet. There’s also plenty of space underneath for backpacks and shoes. On top of that I have space in the back and I keep a cabinet right next to the bed for clothes. Then again, I live in my van, so making room and using it to its full potential is a must 😁
Great video! I live in mine. So, I use a narrow twin, steel frame 30×72×14. It has bamboo slats for mattress support. Great design. Fits perfectly without being off balance. I was super excited to be able to use my 3rd room seat! But, it's a drag having to enter from the passenger side. I didn't/couldn't lose the seat! And I love my bed! So, I moved the bed to the passenger side. I found a gaming chair that fits perfectly on the driver's side. It looks almost like the original small seat. I also use black bedding so not to call attention to my home. My seats are also black. My travel bags are black. Paint it Black! 😂. When I go to a campground, the colors come out. And so does the lightshow. When in town, I look just like everybody else. ❤️✌️ ~ 🦋
Nice! I have the same bed setup! A very nice person offered to help me with it and cut off 4-5 inches of the legs which makes getting in and out of the bed so much Easier! And that mattress is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
That is very interesting. Glad to hear the bed is working for you. Occasionally, I’ll hit my hands on the roof when I roll over. But, I do use the extra storage space.
I have the same van, and I use the Coleman Cot you described when I camp. I replaced the little foam topper with a 4" folding mattress and a memory foam topper. I use a couple of bungie cords to keep it from sliding around. I enjoyed your comparison of these options. Will be checking out some more of your videos.
Thanks for this. I thought about getting just a mattress for the Coleman, and it would help if for some reason you need to make two beds out of it. Enjoy your travels!
I like that thick mattress. I have a 2013 awd limited. It's probably the best vehicle I've ever purchased. I have a jackery 1000 to power my iceco dual zone fridge and computer. It's such a great stealth camper. I might buy a hitch mounted spare tire carrier and run traditional tires.
I use a cot myself and it's great that I can put tote storage bins under the cot. Also room at one end for a fridge, cooler, or porta potty toilet. I found that I can put the foam mattress down on the floor if I don't have the rear chair up like you do. It's plenty comfortable for sleep and stealthier. This also allows me to put stuff like a camp chair, table, tent, stove, etc. on top of the cot and I can use stretch cords to secure them to the sides of the cot which is now acting as a shelf instead. At the rear door I put my cooler and food tote. I keep a 12 pack cooler on the floor of the passenger seat in the front and another tote bin or suitcase with my clothes/towels, etc. Tip: use shower caps to store your shoes in when you get in the van to keep any dirt or moisture from soiling your stuff in the van. I drive a 2019 Pacifica so the seats store in the floor which is handy. I use a lot of solar items like flashlight, led lights, fan, etc. that have small solar panels or just charge in USB ports while I am driving. It's affordable to get a small solar panel to charge up devices when off grid or one can always get a portable generator for electricity if desired.
I suggested a Sienna to someone looking for a van. Wish I wasn't committed to my present car...Would love this car!! Always loved my vans when I had kids...always had Chryslers back in the 70s and 80s...now..this Toyota would be perfect!!
Got this bed, and love it! So do the dogs. Fits perfectly in my 2019 Dodge Caravan and allows me to have Alpicool fridge and galley area behind by the lift gate. Only wish it had easier access all the way under the cot, but the 40 split seat block storage from that end. Easy fix was just to remove a few slats and take in out what I needed to. Thanks for the great video!!!
@@williambrucesanders6878 Frame only, and that was pre virus price. You obviously have never bought a mattress before. You get what you pay for in a mattress, but keep your head space in mind when you choose thickness. This guy got a good choice bc it folds up, and I think I have seen them at walmart before.
I was wondering about and considering the twin bedframe and space underneath. I have a Dodge Grand Caravan so a bit more room. I'm glad to have seen one in a van! Thanks for posting!
I am at the start of a similar process with my Sienna, but I do not want to remove any of the seats, so I ordered the shorter Coleman cot with the thought it takes minimal space when folded up. I haven’t figured everything out yet and appreciate the ideas I find on RUclips. Thanks for sharing!
Well done and thz 4 showing us, so I just subscried. New Sienna will not be able to remove second row so Ur best bet is getting 3rd generation no newer than 2018 or 2011-to-2016 seem best...Power 4 power mini fridge is good idea save good money by packing ur food as much as possibe NOT just money saving but NOT so healty junk food... More "essential stuffs can be put it in...
I have a small fridge that holds a lot of food. I feel like I am more deliberate about planning meals in the minivan than in normal life situations. Thank you for sharing.
Nice options! I am setting up my 2010 Grand Caravan (w/sto-n-go) for 2 to 5 night adventures in camping, fishing, and playing guitar under the Arizona stars. I'm still using a cooler. 12v fridge will come later, but I have all the other stuff. Great video!
This is awesome, we love our 2012 Sienna and all we can do with it! Looking to upgrade to a new Sienna. Found out that 2020 is the last year the 2nd row seats were removable 😢
After thinking about this for a while, it’s probably for the best. These vehicles are frequently used to haul children and the airbags make the them safer in collisions. There is a RUclipsr that has designed some modules to use when the middle row is taken out. Glad you love your 2012!
I'm a huge Toyota fan for yrs. I just bought a 2013 sienna LX. This the only thing I hated, the 2nd row doesn't folded down like the dodge caravan, but have to take it out! Ya, the dodge caravan is level 100%. That's only dislike the sienna not so simple to make a camper van out of it.
I have the same set up in my Chrysler Town and Country. I took out the second row seats for the stow and go room and took out the third row 60% seat as well.
I like the Steel frame but I am concerned about it being so close to that compartment opening. I love that mattress. I have that added to my list. That could be set up on a tarp outside easily for a comfy seat. Hope your travels are Blessed 🌹🇺🇸❤👵🏽
I noticed that, too. I would wonder about the feasibility of putting a 90-degree angle bracket held on by a hose clamp to allow for slip of the leg from robust sleepers like me.
Install 2x4s or 6s feet under the Coleman Cot legs with small pluming pipe clams .. Easy fix .. He bought this other setup that he didn't need to .. The Coleman Cot legs supports are way better than the other setup .. Notice a support leg of other setup on the edge of back compartment opening ... 😮
Wow, I had been watching a lot of video for camping on the Siena, but this build fit me well, it is simple and practical. Thank you for your research .
Depends on how much you value yourself I live in my waggon and I paid a thousand dollars for my king single bamboo bed and I cut it to custom so I sleep awesome every night 😊
Brutal honesty: I don’t really see any point in being “homeless” other than mocking homeless people to say “you see we have enough time and money to waste in order to show that we are not actually homeless, we are just having fun”.
I almost bought the cot then I had an idea of using storage shelves and they are Velcro’s together so they fold up like a fan…I also built a base to raise it up off the floor of my suv so it all breathes…and I can store stuff under the bed too. I use a trifold mattress called a futon…which is the exact same one you use in your van 😂
@@Grindstaff09 I can’t show a photo…take the shelves, lay them all long side to long side along a space so the shelves look like a bed all laying side by side to each other (there will be two holes per corner, one hole from each shelf). Where the legs would normally go, run Velcro stripes through one hole and into the next hole for a loop; I bought 30’ of Velcro which was too much but I thought I could use it for other stuff…each hole took about 12” put the Velcro through the holes binding each shelf piece together… leave the Velcro loose so you can fold the shelf pieces up like a fan. ..the kind of fan you can make using paper you fold one edge one way then the next edge the other way..etc.
Thank you so much for your very very nice videos absolutely I love and dreaming for it thank you so much and GOD blessed you where ever you are a Huge thanks from Glendale California
Thank you so much for the bed ideas. i had looked and looked for cots with straight legs and couldn't find anything that was half way decent. I went with the bed frame but i added a hollow core door. i figured i would feel the slats even though that thick mattress you recommended is thick. can't wait to try this set up this week on a trip to the Oregon coast. i have to find a narrow chair since my bed is too tall to sit up on.
Great setup and thanks for sharing what works best in a Sienna. I’m wondering what do folks do about interior lights on and draining the battery when you’re camping and want to keep your doors and back latch open?
Such a brilliant idea for a small space !!! I’ll enjoyed watching it and love the setting !! Stayed bless🥰👍💜thank yoo fir sharing your genuine idea 💡🥰🎶💤😴
Wow this is so awesome! I have a 2003 Honda Odyssey that I will probably be using for full-time van life. Unfortunately my backseat does not have the 60/40 split! When I lived in it before I had all of my seats the back one folded into the floor and the two passenger seats taken out and even with a cot it took up too much room. I plan on using the same tri-fold mattress you have. I need very little space for storage I don't cook in my van and folding up that mattress without a frame will give me much more room to move around! Now I have to check out the rest of your videos!
Hi Debra, thanks for stopping in and sharing. It sounds like you have an excellent plan. I do cook in the van sometimes, but I am very careful because it is such a tight space. I do think a comfortable sleeping arrangement is the most important thing and if you don’t have chairs, you can always lounge in the bed. Good luck.
the leg closest to the back looks like it will fall in. Has that ever happened?
@@katherinefein3261 I updated it here:
ruclips.net/video/u6ZmGA2J2qA/видео.html
thank you for answering me!!!
Wow, that steel frame bed absolutely fits in the back there perfectly!
Where could I purchase a narrow twin frame and the mattress you showed? Please don’t say online or Amazon or EBay or Google it!
It looks like the back leg could come off the floor easily and collapse, didn’t it?
It could, it’s almost a perfect fit. I don’t usually have an issue with it falling, but put a small piece of cardboard on the driver’s side just in case.
@@Thinkforyourselves64 Home Depot is where I got mine. Maybe Lowe's, too.
I just picked these exact options for my next conversion. Was wondering why no one else had though of it and spent so much time building wood platforms, so much easier this way I think. Thanks for the confirmation that I had the right idea :)
This is so much easier, I did add a support to the back leg recently to make it more stable. It worked fine like this, but would sometimes fall off of the seat.
I'm going with this option. @@AdventureGearTV
Great, where can I buy them, I have a Dodge grand caravan.
My cot works fine; I just put a memory foam mattress on top and the weight keeps it stable. I love the seat on the side as it makes it comfortable watching TV on my tablet. There’s also plenty of space underneath for backpacks and shoes. On top of that I have space in the back and I keep a cabinet right next to the bed for clothes. Then again, I live in my van, so making room and using it to its full potential is a must 😁
Great tip! I used a cot for a little while.
@@AdventureGearTVI used an army cot. Don't tell the danger guy it's made of metal. 73
those Coleman collapsible cots are actually pretty comfortable since they are so springy. But adding another foam pad on them really helps a lot.
Yep, just add some air or foam padding and a sleeping bag....
Great video!
I live in mine. So, I use a narrow twin, steel frame 30×72×14. It has bamboo slats for mattress support. Great design. Fits perfectly without being off balance. I was super excited to be able to use my 3rd room seat! But, it's a drag having to enter from the passenger side. I didn't/couldn't lose the seat! And I love my bed! So, I moved the bed to the passenger side. I found a gaming chair that fits perfectly on the driver's side. It looks almost like the original small seat. I also use black bedding so not to call attention to my home. My seats are also black. My travel bags are black. Paint it Black! 😂.
When I go to a campground, the colors come out. And so does the lightshow.
When in town, I look just like everybody else. ❤️✌️
~ 🦋
Just bought my Sienna today! I had the cot in my last van (which blew a head gasket) but I'm loving the twin bed setup here. thanks!
Good choice!
Nice! I have the same bed setup! A very nice person offered to help me with it and cut off 4-5 inches of the legs which makes getting in and out of the bed so much Easier! And that mattress is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
That is very interesting. Glad to hear the bed is working for you. Occasionally, I’ll hit my hands on the roof when I roll over. But, I do use the extra storage space.
@@AdventureGearTV My dog would sleep under the bed.🐾🐾
I have the same van, and I use the Coleman Cot you described when I camp. I replaced the little foam topper with a 4" folding mattress and a memory foam topper. I use a couple of bungie cords to keep it from sliding around. I enjoyed your comparison of these options. Will be checking out some more of your videos.
Thanks for this. I thought about getting just a mattress for the Coleman, and it would help if for some reason you need to make two beds out of it. Enjoy your travels!
Where do you buy your foam matress from?
@@biualblessed I found mine on Amazon.
@@inspiredtowander thank you. I saw that he did too in the description box. I looked it up and saw 2 option to chose to buy. I love his no build idea
What year & model ?
that mattress is great! i used it in my car camp this summer. cant beat the price, comfort and the way it folds and stores
Exactly. Sounds like you are enjoying your travels!
@@TheBriteri he has links in the description
I am missing the mattress link. Can you help? Great video!!
@@charliedoucette2249 for some reason I don't see links... so you know the brand for the mattress and frame? Thanks
2 years later....how's that mattress? I'll be in need soon. Thanks. ~🦋@@AdventureGearTV
Thank you for always adding all the information in the description.
Thanks for watching!
I like that thick mattress. I have a 2013 awd limited. It's probably the best vehicle I've ever purchased. I have a jackery 1000 to power my iceco dual zone fridge and computer. It's such a great stealth camper. I might buy a hitch mounted spare tire carrier and run traditional tires.
The Jackery 1000 is a beast. With that setup you can go off grid for quite a while. Do you run Solar panels?
@@AdventureGearTV I have 2 of the jackery solar panels.
I agree with you. Too many people seem to sleep on very thin mattresses or in sleeping bags, which is probably too uncomfortable for me.
I use a cot myself and it's great that I can put tote storage bins under the cot. Also room at one end for a fridge, cooler, or porta potty toilet. I found that I can put the foam mattress down on the floor if I don't have the rear chair up like you do. It's plenty comfortable for sleep and stealthier. This also allows me to put stuff like a camp chair, table, tent, stove, etc. on top of the cot and I can use stretch cords to secure them to the sides of the cot which is now acting as a shelf instead. At the rear door I put my cooler and food tote. I keep a 12 pack cooler on the floor of the passenger seat in the front and another tote bin or suitcase with my clothes/towels, etc. Tip: use shower caps to store your shoes in when you get in the van to keep any dirt or moisture from soiling your stuff in the van. I drive a 2019 Pacifica so the seats store in the floor which is handy. I use a lot of solar items like flashlight, led lights, fan, etc. that have small solar panels or just charge in USB ports while I am driving. It's affordable to get a small solar panel to charge up devices when off grid or one can always get a portable generator for electricity if desired.
honestly, when you go camping, you don't really need anything more!!! that's perfect!
Exactly, minimal! Thank you!
I suggested a Sienna to someone looking for a van. Wish I wasn't committed to my present car...Would love this car!! Always loved my vans when I had kids...always had Chryslers back in the 70s and 80s...now..this Toyota would be perfect!!
The vehicle is the one you have. Enjoy!
Got this bed, and love it! So do the dogs. Fits perfectly in my 2019 Dodge Caravan and allows me to have Alpicool fridge and galley area behind by the lift gate. Only wish it had easier access all the way under the cot, but the 40 split seat block storage from that end. Easy fix was just to remove a few slats and take in out what I needed to. Thanks for the great video!!!
Thanks for sharing! Your setup sounds awesome, and I have a tough time reaching under my bed from some angles.
how much is it? amazon?
@@williambrucesanders6878 ~$60-70 Home Depot
@@kookietherapy9398 for both? mattress and frame?
@@williambrucesanders6878 Frame only, and that was pre virus price.
You obviously have never bought a mattress before. You get what you pay for in a mattress, but keep your head space in mind when you choose thickness. This guy got a good choice bc it folds up, and I think I have seen them at walmart before.
Hi, thanks for the suggestions on bed. I just ordered the bed frame, mattress and black sheets. Really appreciate your videos!
Nice! how did it work out for you? I recently modified the back feet to make it work a little better.
I love watching all these different videos! You get a different idea from each one and all together they make a nice little home! Thank you 💜
Hi Debra, I try to make videos that share something interesting. Also, thank you so much!
That is exactly the way I do it, but you have a much better frame and mattress. Great ideas!
I wanted it to be solid, because the cot would slide around. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for taking this video, it's the most recent one I've seen. Everything else feeding to me was 2 or more years old.
Thank you!
Simple neat and efficient i like ur set up luv from Jamaica🇯🇲
I appreciate it!
I was wondering about and considering the twin bedframe and space underneath. I have a Dodge Grand Caravan so a bit more room. I'm glad to have seen one in a van! Thanks for posting!
Ingenious and well thought out especially leaving that single seat leaving room for a small table.
I am at the start of a similar process with my Sienna, but I do not want to remove any of the seats, so I ordered the shorter Coleman cot with the thought it takes minimal space when folded up. I haven’t figured everything out yet and appreciate the ideas I find on RUclips. Thanks for sharing!
Hi, let me know how your cot works out. I think it will fit fine if you have the middle row pushed all the way forward.
@@AdventureGearTV The Coleman 69” cot fits perfectly on the drivers side with 2nd row seat slid all the way forward! It is exactly what I wanted👍🏻
@@vanished3306 I’m glad to hear that. It opens up a lot of options.
@@vanished3306 I believe you'd get better mileage taking out the seats.
I think you get an extra mile for every 100lbs you take out.
I have a sienna.
Recently car-camping is popular in Korean since Covid19.
When our family go camping, all of four sleep in the car.
This is exactly what I needed to know right now. Been trying to decide on the bed build and I love this option.Thanks!
I’m glad to hear this!
Very clever! Thank you for sharing.
Great set up,,safe travels.
Thank you!
Thanks for the ideas! I’m re-evaluating my minivan camper setup and you gave me some MORE things to think about!👍
Nice! Be sure to show us how it comes out on your channel!
I would have never thought of a black sheet!
It helps with the vibe.
Perfect for my non-build build!
It’s a painless setup.
thats a good set up….. easily changed for other uses
What a fabulous set up- I just bought a Sienna- this is exactly what I’m going to do- Thx Brother!
Right on!
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing. This was exactly what I was looking for and getting ready to buy a Sienna! God bless you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks you. Good luck with your Sienna.
Nice I'm am in the process of looking for a bed frame and mattress for my Grand Carvan. I will check this out. Thank you.😊
I hope it helps.
Have you tried it ? I have a Grand Caravan also and love this idea.
Well done and thz 4 showing us, so I just subscried. New Sienna will not be able to remove second row so Ur best bet is getting 3rd generation no newer than 2018 or 2011-to-2016 seem best...Power 4 power mini fridge is good idea save good money by packing ur food as much as possibe NOT just money saving but NOT so healty junk food... More "essential stuffs can be put it in...
I have a small fridge that holds a lot of food. I feel like I am more deliberate about planning meals in the minivan than in normal life situations. Thank you for sharing.
Live my sienna
They are so versatile!
Nice options! I am setting up my 2010 Grand Caravan (w/sto-n-go) for 2 to 5 night adventures in camping, fishing, and playing guitar under the Arizona stars. I'm still using a cooler. 12v fridge will come later, but I have all the other stuff. Great video!
Very nice setup, use 2nd 6" mattress all the time.
We have a seinna, yes it has lot of space.
Excellent 👌. Happy trails. Be safe v
Thank you!
Well done. Thanks for sharing. Makes the Sienna look like a good stealth camper.
Thank you!
Great info and products! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for stopping by!
Nice set up…. You put a lot of thought into it.
Thank you!
This is awesome, we love our 2012 Sienna and all we can do with it! Looking to upgrade to a new Sienna. Found out that 2020 is the last year the 2nd row seats were removable 😢
After thinking about this for a while, it’s probably for the best. These vehicles are frequently used to haul children and the airbags make the them safer in collisions. There is a RUclipsr that has designed some modules to use when the middle row is taken out. Glad you love your 2012!
Link to those modules?
I'm a huge Toyota fan for yrs. I just bought a 2013 sienna LX. This the only thing I hated, the 2nd row doesn't folded down like the dodge caravan, but have to take it out! Ya, the dodge caravan is level 100%. That's only dislike the sienna not so simple to make a camper van out of it.
I am glad that this second row comes out. But in the DGC, some folks pull out the middle row and use the space for storage.
😃 I have a Toyota Corolla Verso, i've done the same. Its a tope idea, i can take a rest after work. Nice
Oh yeah. This inspires me a lot! So simple
Thank you, good luck!
I have the same set up in my Chrysler Town and Country. I took out the second row seats for the stow and go room and took out the third row 60% seat as well.
Broooo that’s exactly how I roll in my gen 3 . 🤘🏽
Right on!
Right on!
I like the Steel frame but I am concerned about it being so close to that compartment opening. I love that mattress. I have that added to my list. That could be set up on a tarp outside easily for a comfy seat. Hope your travels are Blessed 🌹🇺🇸❤👵🏽
I noticed that, too. I would wonder about the feasibility of putting a 90-degree angle bracket held on by a hose clamp to allow for slip of the leg from robust sleepers like me.
Thank you for posting. You have found a great bed and mattress. I will purchase the small twin for my T&C but a Queen for my actual bed.
Thanks so much, very helpful.
2nd one perfect. What else u need. Like to see it with the fridge and other stuff. Fully set up
Great video great ideas. I'm a private security guard and I like to work 16 hours A-day and sleep in my Van if possible.
Something like this is easy, and not permanent.
Install 2x4s or 6s feet under the Coleman Cot legs with small pluming pipe clams .. Easy fix .. He bought this other setup that he didn't need to .. The Coleman Cot legs supports are way better than the other setup .. Notice a support leg of other setup on the edge of back compartment opening ... 😮
Wow...thanks so much! Already subscribed. 😊
Right on! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing, totally what I need to be able to convert the van back and forth.
Glad to hear it!
Wow, I had been watching a lot of video for camping on the Siena, but this build fit me well, it is simple and practical. Thank you for your research .
Hi, thanks for sharing and enjoy your journey!
Just what i needed
Glad it helped!
Depends on how much you value yourself I live in my waggon and I paid a thousand dollars for my king single bamboo bed and I cut it to custom so I sleep awesome every night 😊
Brutal honesty:
I don’t really see any point in being “homeless” other than mocking homeless people to say “you see we have enough time and money to waste in order to show that we are not actually homeless, we are just having fun”.
I don’t really see how this relates to my minivan camping bed video.
Thank you for the bed ideas I have been looking for something like you have.
Glad to hear it.
Think I’ll Make some extensions for those back legs and take that seat out and regain the storage space.
I had picked up some of the OEM trunk boxes just before I sold the minivan.
I chose black sheet sets for the same reason (stealth).
thank you. I really like the ease of setup and it looks to be very comfortable
I have one the Coleman camper cot is a perfect fit I have totes that fit underneath
They are great! Thanks for stopping by.
Good tips. I'm definitely ordering the frame and mattress. LIKED and Subscribed.
Thank you so much. Let me know how it works out.
@@AdventureGearTV I will let you know. Have a great day!
I almost bought the cot then I had an idea of using storage shelves and they are Velcro’s together so they fold up like a fan…I also built a base to raise it up off the floor of my suv so it all breathes…and I can store stuff under the bed too. I use a trifold mattress called a futon…which is the exact same one you use in your van 😂
Hi, it seems like you have a great setup. Thanks for sharing.
Could you show a photo. Like the out of box idea and want to make sure i understand
@@Grindstaff09 I can’t show a photo…take the shelves, lay them all long side to long side along a space so the shelves look like a bed all laying side by side to each other (there will be two holes per corner, one hole from each shelf). Where the legs would normally go, run Velcro stripes through one hole and into the next hole for a loop; I bought 30’ of Velcro which was too much but I thought I could use it for other stuff…each hole took about 12” put the Velcro through the holes binding each shelf piece together… leave the Velcro loose so you can fold the shelf pieces up like a fan. ..the kind of fan you can make using paper you fold one edge one way then the next edge the other way..etc.
@@MaryOKC got it. So its folded up when not in use like a a paper fan is made but not shaped like a fan.
Great because i don't want to build anything that sacrifice the originality of mine.. Thank you for this!
Yep. I didn't want to build anything that would end up being much heavier, and not as good as this.
Thank. You.
Thank you too!
Thank you so much for your very very nice videos absolutely I love and dreaming for it thank you so much and GOD blessed you where ever you are a Huge thanks from Glendale California
See you on the road buddy
Nice!
This was impressing. Thank you 😊
Thank you!
This all looks really fitting. I'm probably going to buy a used Sienna and if I do I'll get the frame and trifold mattress.
Thanks that's what i am doing with my glam van an my camping trips Peggy johnson COLOGNE mn
Quick and easy. Enjoy your travels!
Cute van ❤️
Doing this in the rain earned you a like, sub and comment lol.
Right on. Thank you!
catching up on videos I missed 😊👍🏼
Thank you so much for the bed ideas. i had looked and looked for cots with straight legs and couldn't find anything that was half way decent. I went with the bed frame but i added a hollow core door. i figured i would feel the slats even though that thick mattress you recommended is thick. can't wait to try this set up this week on a trip to the Oregon coast. i have to find a narrow chair since my bed is too tall to sit up on.
Thanks for ur great idea sir
Your videos have inspired me.
Best I've ever seen
I appreciate it!
Got that same frame and six inch memory foam mattress
It’s wild how many people have the same setup.
Great setup and thanks for sharing what works best in a Sienna. I’m wondering what do folks do about interior lights on and draining the battery when you’re camping and want to keep your doors and back latch open?
Most have an option to turn them off
I like the idea 😊
Thanks for sharing trying to plan my setup too
CooL Thanks 👍🤗
Right on!
Great ideas 💡
Hi, thanks.
Sure BEATS having to construct something out of wood.
Exactly! When I set it up I didn’t have much time and tried this. I was glad it worked out.
It helped me thanks
God I can’t wait to get out there and start my vanlife
Such a brilliant idea for a small space !!! I’ll enjoyed watching it and love the setting !! Stayed bless🥰👍💜thank yoo fir sharing your genuine idea 💡🥰🎶💤😴
Thank you so much!
Super muchas gracias por el dato
Love that sienna sadly NOT avail in my country.
Interesting, I thought this was a world platform vehicle. Which country are you in, and what kind of minivans do they have there?
Wow this is so awesome! I have a 2003 Honda Odyssey that I will probably be using for full-time van life. Unfortunately my backseat does not have the 60/40 split! When I lived in it before I had all of my seats the back one folded into the floor and the two passenger seats taken out and even with a cot it took up too much room. I plan on using the same tri-fold mattress you have. I need very little space for storage I don't cook in my van and folding up that mattress without a frame will give me much more room to move around! Now I have to check out the rest of your videos!
Hi Debra, thanks for stopping in and sharing. It sounds like you have an excellent plan. I do cook in the van sometimes, but I am very careful because it is such a tight space. I do think a comfortable sleeping arrangement is the most important thing and if you don’t have chairs, you can always lounge in the bed. Good luck.
Love your ideas! Food for thought for my Sienna Van.
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Great practice video thanks for sharing. Looking for one to fit 48” wide for dodge caravan
It was fun to make. I recently tried a full size mattress, and it squeezed in no problem.
Thanks for sharing!!
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Thanks I was looking for this look the bed and a set.
Great ideas
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That is a great idea...love it..
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