Willowdalesprinter
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Hey Sprinter Forums,
My wife and I took possession about a month ago of our future second home on wheels, a 2016 4x4 144" high roof Sprinter cargo van, and have been working to get going on building the basics of living in it. To that end, we decided that getting the sleeping platform installed was a priority, and found a place out of California that is putting out a really sweet DIY panel bed frame kit, Overlandsprinters (www.overlandsprinters.com). We ordered the set of parts for a bed approximately 36" off the floor, and they arrived promptly and packaged well. The welds on the aluminum frames look great! I took some shots while we had the parts laid out in the driveway. We'll be working to get these installed and ready for a little shakedown trip to City of Rocks, Idaho for camping and climbing in a couple of weeks. I haven't seen much about Overlandsprinters in the forums and thought I would put out some photos of their parts. The welds are smooth and really well done, and the whole system is engineered to be strong and stable.
John
My wife and I took possession about a month ago of our future second home on wheels, a 2016 4x4 144" high roof Sprinter cargo van, and have been working to get going on building the basics of living in it. To that end, we decided that getting the sleeping platform installed was a priority, and found a place out of California that is putting out a really sweet DIY panel bed frame kit, Overlandsprinters (www.overlandsprinters.com). We ordered the set of parts for a bed approximately 36" off the floor, and they arrived promptly and packaged well. The welds on the aluminum frames look great! I took some shots while we had the parts laid out in the driveway. We'll be working to get these installed and ready for a little shakedown trip to City of Rocks, Idaho for camping and climbing in a couple of weeks. I haven't seen much about Overlandsprinters in the forums and thought I would put out some photos of their parts. The welds are smooth and really well done, and the whole system is engineered to be strong and stable.
John
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