Pick your vehicle from 118 van versions with their factory dimensions, place every piece of furniture in 3D and take the drawings, the cut list and the weight and energy figures to your builder.
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118 versions of 32 van models, each with its own length, height, wheel arches and sliding door. If yours is different, adjust the dimensions by hand.
The dimensions come from each manufacturer’s spec sheet.
Drag in beds, a kitchen, a bathroom, batteries or tanks from 150 items. They snap to the walls, warn you if they hit a wheel arch and show you how much each axle is carrying.
Dimensioned drawings, cut list, wiring diagram and a project dossier in PDF, ready to print or send to your builder.
It all comes from your design, updates when you change it and downloads as a PDF.
The road-legal check is a guide: it doesn’t replace an engineer or the Spanish vehicle inspection (ITV).
What you see in 3D is what can be built: with its dimensions, its weight and its wiring and plumbing.
Total weight against payload, load on each axle, battery and solar panels sized for the sun where you are and the time of year, days of water and gas, insulation and heating.
Plan and side views with dimensions, a section to look inside, a virtual walk-through and daylight or night-time with your own lights.
Dimensioned drawings, a cut list showing how much of each sheet gets used, parts for every unit and a bill of materials.
Upload your own 3D object (.glb) or change the dimensions of any piece in the catalogue.
A link so your partner, your builder or your friends can see the design in 3D without being able to change it.
Every version with its own length, height, wheel arches and sliding door. The bed knows whether it fits crossways, and the wardrobe whether it hits the wheel arch.
Plan before you buy the first sheet of plywood: check everything fits, the weight is well balanced and the battery will last. When you start cutting, you’ll already have the list.
Start designingWork out the layout calmly at home, compare it with others and turn up at the workshop with your 3D design and your drawings. You’ll be talking about the same thing from day one.
Design mineShow your customers their camper before you build it and hand over drawings and a dossier. We’re preparing a plan for builders and we want to shape it with you.
See the page for buildersNothing during the beta: you can use everything without paying and without an account. What comes after hasn’t been decided yet, and we’ll announce it well in advance.
No. Open the editor and start. Your design is saved in your browser only.
In your browser, on this device. If you clear your browser data or switch computers, you won’t see them: to keep a copy, export the project to a file from the Project menu.
Probably: there are 118 versions of 32 vans, from the Fiat Ducato to the Nissan NV200, including classics like the Sprinter W906 and electric vans. If yours isn’t there, get in touch and we’ll add it. In the meantime, start with the closest one and adjust the dimensions.
They’re in development. For now the editor works with vans; on the vehicles page you can sign up to be told when they’re available.
They’re the cargo area figures from each manufacturer’s spec sheet. Before you cut anything, measure your own vehicle: every van and every lining can vary by a centimetre or so.
Yes, that’s what they’re for. Download them as PDFs or share the link to the 3D design.
It helps you prepare: it checks what’s usually required in Spain and produces a dossier with the project data. It’s a guide only; the conversion has to be signed off by an engineer and approved at the ITV (the Spanish vehicle inspection). Other countries have their own rules.
Yes, although a computer is more comfortable for detailed design work. On a phone it’s great for showing the design and checking it over.
Yes. Change the dimensions of any item in the catalogue or upload your own 3D object in .glb format.
Yes, you can already. And we’re preparing features for builders: if you’d like to try them first, tell us on the page for builders.
Pick your vehicle and place the first piece of furniture. You’ll know straight away whether your idea fits.
