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Peugeot Partner WAV Build
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Coming along slowly, in no small part due to the ideas/support here! Had one outing, and another couple of weeks booked (don't feel quite ready for 'wild' campervanning) for July.

Pics and some text here:

http://www.theutopian.uk/page-7/

Comments/queries welcome . . .
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(28-06-2021, 11:12 AM)patchoulian Wrote:  Coming along slowly, in no small part due to the ideas/support here! Had one outing, and another couple of weeks booked (don't feel quite ready for 'wild' campervanning) for July.

Pics and some text here:

http://www.theutopian.uk/page-7/

Comments/queries welcome . . .

I did a quick conversion of a 2013 berlingo multispace WAV. I went for a pull out double bed (104cm) with under storage and kitchen unit on the other side. I am just starting a alternate style kitchen unit to house the fridge, toilet and battery which are currently under the seating so that I gain the under seat storage for other things. As you can see I left the ramped floor to provide more space for the legs (angled bed frame shown in pics).


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(28-06-2021, 05:40 PM)dxcamper Wrote:  
(28-06-2021, 11:12 AM)patchoulian Wrote:  Coming along slowly, in no small part due to the ideas/support here! Had one outing, and another couple of weeks booked (don't feel quite ready for 'wild' campervanning) for July.

Pics and some text here:

http://www.theutopian.uk/page-7/

Comments/queries welcome . . .

I did a quick conversion of a 2013 berlingo multispace WAV. I went for a pull out double bed (104cm) with under storage and kitchen unit on the other side. I am just starting a alternate style kitchen unit to house the fridge, toilet and battery which are currently under the seating so that I gain the under seat storage for other things. As you can see I left the ramped floor to provide more space for the legs (angled bed frame shown in pics).

Impressive - you made that bed?! 104cm might be a bit cosy for 2? (I'm only 1 right now but who knows etc). Intrigued how the toilet fits. I could put one under the front bench on mine - there's enough height (about 50cm). But I'm finding it a very odd thing to think about using . . . !
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(28-06-2021, 06:09 PM)patchoulian Wrote:  
(28-06-2021, 05:40 PM)dxcamper Wrote:  
(28-06-2021, 11:12 AM)patchoulian Wrote:  Coming along slowly, in no small part due to the ideas/support here! Had one outing, and another couple of weeks booked (don't feel quite ready for 'wild' campervanning) for July.

Pics and some text here:

http://www.theutopian.uk/page-7/

Comments/queries welcome . . .

I did a quick conversion of a 2013 berlingo multispace WAV. I went for a pull out double bed (104cm) with under storage and kitchen unit on the other side. I am just starting a alternate style kitchen unit to house the fridge, toilet and battery which are currently under the seating so that I gain the under seat storage for other things. As you can see I left the ramped floor to provide more space for the legs (angled bed frame shown in pics).

Impressive - you made that bed?! 104cm might be a bit cosy for 2? (I'm only 1 right now but who knows etc). Intrigued how the toilet fits. I could put one under the front bench on mine - there's enough height (about 50cm). But I'm finding it a very odd thing to think about using . . . !
Toilet is currently under the extension box at the end of the bed which extends the bed to 180cm. Space for toilet chemical and toilet roll in there. Its a thetford 335 so pretty small but does the job. On the 2 trips we have trialled we used a pop up tent to put the toilet in so it wasn't that bad but it could be used in the berlingo.

The bed was pretty easy once I figured out the ramp angle of 8%! 104cm is actually not too bad for two of us plus dog. Not ideal but doable Wink

Although I do like the thought of levelling the floor off like you have done to have the storage underneath for chairs etc... It's a never ending changing of mind for me of what works best!


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Finished my switcharound and added sliding doors to the top of the unit. Lose about 4cm off the bed so now about 100 x 180cm for two but luckily the dog now sleeps on the little platform on the battery box so we don't have to share it with her! 

Much more storage space now and able to carry toilet under seat, compressor fridge sits next to battery box bit (will make a box to cover at some point to make an L shape seating area in that corner during the day - but all still a work in progress!).

Took it for a test run for a couple of nights and worked great.


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Looks good. Thanks for posting the pix.
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