We specialize in larger vans ideal for camper conversions, including VW Crafter, Mercedes Sprinter, Citroën Relay, Fiat Ducato, and similar models. Specifically MWB, LWB High Roof vans. These vans provide ample space for a variety of layouts and features.

The duration of the conversion depends on the complexity of the build and the specific features you choose. Generally, conversions can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

Yes, many of our builds are designed for off-grid capabilities, featuring solar panels, lithium batteries, and other essential systems to support extended adventures without hookups.

To begin, simply reach out to us via email or our contact form. We’ll discuss your ideas, budget, and timeline to help you get started on your dream campervan.

Absolutely! We offer a range of layout options to help you customize your space to meet your needs. You can choose to swap the kitchen and sofa positions, adjust storage solutions, and more. Keep in mind that full layout customization falls under our custom build category, which may come at a higher cost. Additionally, you can select colors for kitchen cabinets, fabrics, sinks, handles, and other elements to truly make the van your own.

We offer several spec packages, including Coinín,Broc and Fiadh, each with unique features. These may include kitchen setups, seating arrangements, power systems, and more. Specific details can be discussed during your inquiry.

Yes, we offer a warranty on our workmanship and materials used in the conversion. Specific details can be discussed at the time of purchase.

Certainly! Please visit our gallery section to explore a selection of our completed conversions. We can also provide build photos from start to finish for previous vans, showcasing the entire process for those genuinely interested in our work.

No! We require the customer to provide their own van for the conversion process. We can aid in answering any questions related to any specific vans you are interested in and we can advise you on what vans work best for converting.

Once your vehicle build is finished, it will be evaluated by a certified SQI engineer. After the assessment, you'll obtain your SQI certification. Be sure to present this certification, along with any other required documents, to the Revenue. For further details, please check the Revenue website.