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Conversion gallery

Birch ply, sand upholstery, clean CNC-cut edges — and nothing in the way of the view.

Layouts, materials and finish

One material system runs through everything we build: light birch plywood with clean CNC-cut edges and routed finger pulls, sand-coloured upholstery, charcoal window covers, dark durable flooring and brushed stainless hardware. It holds up, it is easy to keep clean, and it does not date the way heavily styled interiors do.

Below: our three campervan layouts, workshop process, and a commercial mobile workshop fit out. Cabinetry sized so a full-width bed, a galley and the tanks needed for self-containment certification coexist in a small van.

A note on these images

These show the layouts, materials and finish standard we build to. As customer vehicles come out of the Auckland workshop we are replacing them with photographs of the real thing.

Converted Toyota HiAce campervan with the side door open on a New Zealand coastal headland
Coastline Lounge layout with twin plywood benches and a removable centre table
Trail Garage layout with a fixed double bed above a pull-out gear tray holding a mountain bike
Weekender Flex layout with two opposing plywood benches and a compact galley
Toyota HiAce fitted as a mobile workshop with a full-width pull-out parts drawer and vertical pipe storage
Plywood galley module being fitted into a Toyota HiAce in the Nomado Auckland workshop
Flat-pack conversion kit panels and brushed stainless hardware ready to ship
Birch plywood drawers and modular shelving holding organised trade parts

Ready when you are

Picture yours

Tell us your van and how you use it, and we’ll draw you a layout.