Short bus floor plan

This stunning short bus conversion features a fully-equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a composting toilet and a ‘real’ shower, a dining table, desk, elevator queen bed, sofas that turn into guest beds, storage space, a solar system, and more.

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If you're converting a school bus (skoolie), here is our step-by-step guide to help you through the daunting conversion process.

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Full tour of our newly completed budget short school bus conversion! In this tour we go over our entire tiny home on wheels including the off grid water and electrical, bedroom, storage, bathroom with composting toilet and shower, and more!

This is my floor plan. It's not set in stone but it gives me an idea of what I want. And of course, things could be upgraded or deleted as needed.

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Ambitious couple Nicholas and Heather transformed an old school bus into their dream solar-powered tiny home on wheels, lovingly named the Vicaribus.

Tales from the Wild | Bus Life on Instagram: “We've completed our design of the floor plan in Bronte the bus. It's very much a standard bus conversion layout (there's only so many ways…”

Our floor plan was envisioned before we pulled the bus into the driveway, but what we started with and ended with were two different things.

Hey all, This will be our 2nd go at building a skoolie. Our first bus "Big Black" has served us well for about 5 years and over 20,000 miles of road...

Tasha is an artist who first got into nomadic life so she could travel the country selling her artwork. When craft fairs closed down in 2020, she shifted years to converting tiny homes for other

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In order to minimize loss of ceiling height, I used 2”x2” lumber for the sub-floor, with 2”x4” around the frame. I spaced the 2x2s in 24” intervals. Could I have attached OSB sub-flooring directly …