If it doesnt have a soft start motor the entire trailer will shake when it kicks in and wake you up. Will drive you insane

Shower in a van? How can you carry all water and dispose it? How many times you can shower in a van? It’s waste of space and efforts

Beautiful. 20 grand isn’t bad at all .hope you all enjoy so much ya keep it forever . Job very well done .

no granite counter tops ? peasants 2 thumbs up i agree for 150 k caravans still have garden hose plumbing etc

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You have money and sleep in a trailer

Not bad

Nicely done Doc!

Beautiful job I built the same 7 x 16 drop down door toilet shower up front kitchen sink refrigerator microwave lift bed and electric awning with electric jacks under each wheel for leveling only used a window a/c need to swap out to a split system

Wonder how it will hold up overtime with bumps on the road and such being that these units are stationary most of the time on a wall.

Talking head

Awesome job ! I want to build a cargo trailer myself...

You were talking quite fast when you mentioned what kind of toilet you have please tell me more

You can 3d print many of the mounting parts as well. This would not be viable for load bearing structures, but for lighter duty applications they work great. I went on thingiverse and just printed out all the brackets I thought were interesting to get a better understanding of working with the material.

Where can I get the plumbing diagram?

Can I hire you to put this into my sprinter ??

Freaking awesome dude. Just stumbled across your channel. I’m in a very early stages of just doing my research before I buy my cargo trailer for my conversion. Over the next week or so so I’m gonna watch all your videos. Hopefully, I’ll be able to reach out I’m gonna have some questions for you. It would be great if you could help out

urine only toilet...? so... Ok. Altogether really nice job. A Lot to borrow here.

Nice! I'm writing this from my own cargo trailer to RV conversion (16 ft). I have never seen a urine only toilet. Wouldn't that be ummm...inconvenient? Have you looked into a compost toilet? Mine is an Airhead, and it cost about $1000 Canadian or $700 US. It is urine diverting, so the urine goes into a two gallon jug that needs to be emptied every few days. The "solids" tank can be coco coir or peat moss. I use my own sawdust after leaving it out in the sun for a few weeks in a clear plastic garbage bag to kill any bugs. This medium only needs to be changed once every 4 to 6 weeks. At the end of the 4 to 6 weeks, the container is no more full than when it was fresh. A fan runs 24/7 which dehydrates everything, so it mostly disappears. No odor, as the air in the room is drawn into the toilet, then exhausted outside through a vent in the wall or ceiling. Odors can't escape the toilet. When you want to change it you can just invert the solids container into a big garbage bag and legally throw it in the garbage or take it to a dump. Add fresh coco coir or sawdust, and you are good for another 4 to 6 weeks. I have been full timing for 7 years and no longer go to dump stations. I don't have holding tanks, except for a 100 gallon fresh tank in the bed of the Ram. I am currently on my bush lot in Quebec for the summer, and will head to Arizona/California in mid - October. I boondock 100% of the time in the desert, and have 1800 watts of solar and 900 amp hours of LiFePO4 batteries. After the solar system, the compost toilet was the next best addition.

He said the company in description has great phone customer service.

Seems to me your DIY maker skills were the biggest issue.

How much does it weigh

Goo be gone will get residue off

Do you use R7 spray foam closed cell we have a 300 sq ft trailer we would like to get done we're trying to figure out the cost

Trying to build an 8020 solar roof rack for my van and spent ALL day just looking into dam fasteners, compatible components, cheaper options....Super helpful videos man appreciate it!

Well done, folks… 🎉

Very Nice!!!

Why wouldn't you just rebuild the doors. Your had them apart. You could have made them out of aluminim framing.

Made a million times better then manufactures 😂😂😂❤

Very helpful. Thanks for posting!

I've watched a ton of videos on bed lifts, this is the one that I'm going to emulate. Having room for a comfortable U-shaped couch is a game changer fro me in an upcoming van build.

Thankyou...your ingenuity is inspiring - this is really great info😃

So the shore power coming in to trailer is 110v?

Hi, I,m thinking of buying cargo trailers and I as a woman needs help on this

Just found this video. It’s great!! Thanks for sharing. Luv the bed concept.

What is the best insulation to use on a cargo trailer

I saw the slat interior in a van and always liked it. This looks great.

Is a mini split a better option that typical sprinter van 12v A/C with espar diesel heater?

Yes the right , yes the T nuts , yes the depth . But the hole is too tight … erm drill it bigger then countersink that sucker … I will be doing a big shop in my (A to Z) online shop - the one with a smile … when using a chopsaw USE A CLAMP with depth shop . And wear glass and face masks …

The aluminum on the roof of these trailers is kinda flimsy when having to stand or crawl around on top of it when installing solar panels, it doesn’t look like you felt it was necessary to reinforce the ceiling prior to installing the furring strips

They did an excellent job on the spray foam, what’s the difference between Havelock wool and spray foam as insulation material?

How harmful are the chemicals used in this spray foam? Is it toxic or non toxic?

If you are considering adding solar panels to the roof, was it necessary to measure first before installing the fan with consideration to the placement of solar panels?

The guy up the road bought one just like that and put in two sets of bunk beds refrigerator microwave and a window air conditioner he has three Mexican girls living in it they go off grid every weekend sometimes for a whole week or two he seems like a very happy man...

Very frustrating to watch videos like this that exclude critical steps, while showing details of common sense aspects. Like how, for instance did you cut away the center section of the stud without damaging the outer skin?

If being pulled by a 4runner, an aluminum framed trailer would of been the way to go.

Mine doesn't have a stove or a fridge. It has a little robot that I programmed to go out and beg for food.

If you wanted to make it cheaper, you could just put a nice bed on the bottom and put some beanbags on top of it

How much did it cost to make

What’s the brand on the pop out fan for the shower? I’ve been looking for that for years and cannot locate one