I'm a master tech for a major rv center, been doing this for a very long time and i can say this is the best van conversion i have ever seen - actually you had me when you showed the garage plumbing. I work on the Tellaro vans alot and these are to me something Jayco crapped out in a hurry the next morning after taco tuesday, nothing but junk in every sense of the word, perhaps the most unfriendly van ever made. This layout is perfect and the craftsmanship is nothing less than perfect - you have a great shop and talent to put out work like this. I build conversions in my spare time, working on #3 and i loved some of the new features in this unit. I might be wrong but im placing this one at about 160k finished. i wouldnt hesitate recommending your shop to someone willing to spend to get what they want.
@roslolian11 you're right. However, this is the case now for the majority of builds. Every square inch has some gadget shaved into it.. I need like a 3x3 space to get dressed, sit down, and put my shoes on, and do both without hitting my head on something
@@Liimpy maybe you need a different vehicle or just buy an empty van if you want the most space. Most people buy these vans to have gadgets there otherwise they wont shell out a kot of money they will just DIY.
I watch a lot of van tours. This buildout is truly one of the best, and most practical I've seen. I personally would not have the induction cooktop be a permanent fixture but I understand for insurance and RV designation, this is required. The fact that the owner can sleep sideways is a real help in van layout. Kudos to the builder!
This is what I want. I travel w/5 dogs. I need floor space. I want drawers like this and no dinette. I love this design. A larger fridge is needed, I prepare my dogs' food, so I need to store it until eaten. Thx for featuring this build. I love it.
Get an older short Class C. Much more space. I find these small vans way too claustrophobic. Class B is nice for driving but not living. You need floor space and also more height. Class C stays cool for dogs.
Love the minimalist vibes of this build. It has everything you would need/want and still feels spacious. I especially love the location of the shower pan situation!
Love the countertop! Thin, functional, pretty, and not heavy like butcher block! Wish the analog displays wall was this material instead of a padded look. That padded look is not sleek but old fashioned. Thinsulate + wool is the best insulation. Very nice ceiling too.
Wow! What a perfect design and what a thorough interview showcasing your experience. How comfortable I would be to put my dream into your hands. Now I just need to find the right Ford Transit for this build and try to find out your pricing…Bravo! Anna and David PS had to edit as Husband wants price just like this one.
Really excellent workmanship. The things you don't readily see like plumbing and electrical say a lot about the builder. I wonder why no roof rack though? You do a nice job with your videos by just letting your guests do the talking.
@hill-n-dalefarm it's a Trelino. We got rid of our cassette toilet, and bought this. It separates the poo and urine. Poo goes into a disposable bag. You add coconut coir, hampster shavings, or used, dry coffe grounds to the poo to absorb moisture and smell. The urine bottle is soo much lighter and easy to empty in a bathroom toilet. The poo bag is tied up and disposed just like baby diapers or cat litter. We love the Trelino! One downside...the seat isn't as comfortable as the cassette seat, but the other advantages far outweigh that. Also, we have used hampster shavings, and coffee grounds. We prefer the coffee grounds. Hampster shavings smell like a hampster cage! But, they are readily available, so in a pinch, they work. I'm thinking of putting a puppy pee pad at the bottom of the poo bag. We've not had any leaks, but just in case.
I am desperately looking for a camper for myself to be my full time home, but there is clearly NO WAY I can afford any of these companies in America. The UK ones are pretty rubbish. I have seen perhaps 2 companies I like. It’s really tough, as I would have been happy to get a designer and hire the right people to make the fittings then complete myself, but I’m relatively recently disabled due to medical negligence, and it’s practically impossible to sue the NHS, so I have just sold my house and have to wait for the completion to see what money I will have left for the van, but it’s never going to be this much. I’m really starting to properly freak out now as I’m basically going to be homeless with my two dogs.
25 дней назад
would be nice to know what he build cost was . im not to proud to ask. lol
Nice van, just 0 floor space, especially moving around the space with multiple people with dogs, someone has to sit down, for someone else to pass , or tripping over dogs, you essentially have like 1ft hallways to move around
@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures yeah, lol.. idk, I think it's just too much, I trave in my sprinter with a dog, and when it was built, I had the space behind the driver seat left open, with no furniture or cabinets, from the seat to the bed,
Don’t like toilet in front of the door! People with pets probably don’t want to sleep over drawers for the fur getting into contents. Looks well built; layout not practical.
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I'm a master tech for a major rv center, been doing this for a very long time and i can say this is the best van conversion i have ever seen - actually you had me when you showed the garage plumbing. I work on the Tellaro vans alot and these are to me something Jayco crapped out in a hurry the next morning after taco tuesday, nothing but junk in every sense of the word, perhaps the most unfriendly van ever made. This layout is perfect and the craftsmanship is nothing less than perfect - you have a great shop and talent to put out work like this. I build conversions in my spare time, working on #3 and i loved some of the new features in this unit. I might be wrong but im placing this one at about 160k finished. i wouldnt hesitate recommending your shop to someone willing to spend to get what they want.
@ricksmith7631 its to tight for me, look at your living space, a 1 ft wide lil walkway
Thanks, that means a lot coming from someone with your experience!
@@Liimpyits on a transit trail what do you expect?
@roslolian11 you're right. However, this is the case now for the majority of builds. Every square inch has some gadget shaved into it.. I need like a 3x3 space to get dressed, sit down, and put my shoes on, and do both without hitting my head on something
@@Liimpy maybe you need a different vehicle or just buy an empty van if you want the most space. Most people buy these vans to have gadgets there otherwise they wont shell out a kot of money they will just DIY.
I watch a lot of van tours. This buildout is truly one of the best, and most practical I've seen. I personally would not have the induction cooktop be a permanent fixture but I understand for insurance and RV designation, this is required. The fact that the owner can sleep sideways is a real help in van layout. Kudos to the builder!
Thanks! I agree, a permanent cooktop is a smart way to go for van builds.
Explain this please
@@Shoebutie some states and insurance companies require a built-in stove for it to be considered an RV.
@ thanks. But, why is it a benefit to have a vehicle classified as an RV?
@@Shoebutieit can be sold, traded, financed and insured for the value of the complete build rather then just the base van itself.
This is what I want. I travel w/5 dogs. I need floor space. I want drawers like this and no dinette. I love this design. A larger fridge is needed, I prepare my dogs' food, so I need to store it until eaten. Thx for featuring this build. I love it.
Get an older short Class C. Much more space. I find these small vans way too claustrophobic. Class B is nice for driving but not living. You need floor space and also more height. Class C stays cool for dogs.
Thanks, it's a great design!
This is the most beautiful van build I’ve ever seen.
Thanks Jennifer
This is my new favorite floorplan! Beautiful build!
Love the minimalist vibes of this build. It has everything you would need/want and still feels spacious. I especially love the location of the shower pan situation!
I'm glad you appreciate the minimalist approach!
The electrical and water tank builds look very clean and organized. Love the layout. Nicely done
Glad you like it!
I love that second bed.
So handy to have
Love this build! Love the shower
TG did a hell of a job on this one! I’m super impressed!
Me too
Love the vans U showcase..Sooo many options in each van....this one is 5 star for sure
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Patrick I like the maple and walnut. Good colors in this van.
So good
That's an absolutely beautiful build. And the cleanest electric setup I've ever seen so far. It's amazing!
Wow, thank you!
Love the countertop! Thin, functional, pretty, and not heavy like butcher block! Wish the analog displays wall was this material instead of a padded look. That padded look is not sleek but old fashioned.
Thinsulate + wool is the best insulation. Very nice ceiling too.
I appreciate the feedback! It's always great to hear thoughts on the build.
Wow. Gorgeous.
Thank you! It's a great little space.
Great finish, none of that cheap wallpaper.
Wow! What a perfect design and what a thorough interview showcasing your experience. How comfortable I would be to put my dream into your hands. Now I just need to find the right Ford Transit for this build and try to find out your pricing…Bravo! Anna and David PS had to edit as Husband wants price just like this one.
Very nice but set up the shower! Like the Maple look a lot. Enjoyed the discussion at the end
One of the nicest vans, ever!
Great to hear Robert
That is a beautiful van.
Looks like a solid build. 👍
Beautiful work! Thanks for the tour.
I don’t understand half of what you said about the utility of the garage portion, but that is one professional looking build, well done
Thanks, I appreciate it!
This is a beautiful van 😍
This would work for me!!
Love this van! Awesome 😊
Thanks, it's a great space!
Beautiful build.
Thanks, it was a fun project!
Very nice. Well though through!
Fatima ( from paris, france)
Beautiful
Thanks, it’s a great space!
Ford Transit: Yes! Nice build! Thanks Patrick.
Appreciate you checking it out!
Really excellent workmanship. The things you don't readily see like plumbing and electrical say a lot about the builder. I wonder why no roof rack though? You do a nice job with your videos by just letting your guests do the talking.
They customer decided she didn’t need to club onto the roof to store things
Hi Patrick
Very Nice Build …
I hope you enjoyed the video!
Good one
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
This is really beautiful. Perfect size van. I wonder how much this conversion costed?
This is perfect. How much did this particular one cost, including an AWD van?
Wow! What a beautiful build. Did anyone catch the brand name for the fridge?
You are so beautiful
Isotherm Freeline 140 Slim
@ thank you
breezed over the toilet setup, would like to actually see it and how it works. beautiful wood detail.
@hill-n-dalefarm it's a Trelino. We got rid of our cassette toilet, and bought this. It separates the poo and urine. Poo goes into a disposable bag. You add coconut coir, hampster shavings, or used, dry coffe grounds to the poo to absorb moisture and smell. The urine bottle is soo much lighter and easy to empty in a bathroom toilet. The poo bag is tied up and disposed just like baby diapers or cat litter. We love the Trelino! One downside...the seat isn't as comfortable as the cassette seat, but the other advantages far outweigh that. Also, we have used hampster shavings, and coffee grounds. We prefer the coffee grounds. Hampster shavings smell like a hampster cage! But, they are readily available, so in a pinch, they work. I'm thinking of putting a puppy pee pad at the bottom of the poo bag. We've not had any leaks, but just in case.
very nice!!!!! do you have plans to sell???
Thank you for a great tour! A beautiful van and the attention to detail is impressive. I’m curious how much was this specific build?
I wonder that also
Nice me personally I’d have installed bump outs
That would have been a nice addition if the owner was taller
Only hire van builders who round their corners!
Great 👍 and they are just round
the corner
Looks great but a water heater that you can't remove and can't drain.
How HEAVY is the van and what's the maximum load?
So much storage.
Not having a shower box really opens up the layout for more storage
I am desperately looking for a camper for myself to be my full time home, but there is clearly NO WAY I can afford any of these companies in America. The UK ones are pretty rubbish. I have seen perhaps 2 companies I like. It’s really tough, as I would have been happy to get a designer and hire the right people to make the fittings then complete myself, but I’m relatively recently disabled due to medical negligence, and it’s practically impossible to sue the NHS, so I have just sold my house and have to wait for the completion to see what money I will have left for the van, but it’s never going to be this much. I’m really starting to properly freak out now as I’m basically going to be homeless with my two dogs.
would be nice to know what he build cost was . im not to proud to ask. lol
Nice van, just 0 floor space, especially moving around the space with multiple people with dogs, someone has to sit down, for someone else to pass , or tripping over dogs, you essentially have like 1ft hallways to move around
Not zero, out of 70 square feet, there is 17 square feet of floor space not counting the cab area or garage
@NewJerseyOutdoorAdventures yeah, lol.. idk, I think it's just too much, I trave in my sprinter with a dog, and when it was built, I had the space behind the driver seat left open, with no furniture or cabinets, from the seat to the bed,
Don't need to get so close to everything! We can't see your interior when you do that!
In the beginning he gave a lay of the land tour so you can see the whole space
Very common van build, they just done it way better...
Great to hear
Ummm... annoying!
Don’t like toilet in front of the door! People with pets probably don’t want to sleep over drawers for the fur getting into contents. Looks well built; layout not practical.
@@cadence9055 I think the layout is perfect. I really like having the sofa by the door. And it seems roomy, not closed off. I love all the drawers!