Bus storage ideas

Figuring out how you’re going to fit everything into your tiny home on wheels can be overwhelming, but lucky for you, we’ve got tons of campervan storage ideas just for you!

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Buslife | The “UP” Bus’s Instagram profile post: “We’ve been living in our bus for 8 months!.. Time for a bit of referb. .. .. We thought we couldn’t do without hanging clothes storage.…”

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Storage and organization hacks for tiny living. Examples of van life storage solutions including fold out desks, hidden shelves, magnetic racks and more.

The under the bed drawer. ..there is also more storage under the rest of the bed that is accessible from the back of the bus. .it will hold big stuff like our metal detectors, screen room tent, tools, art supplies, gray water tank and more. ..

Cozy interior of a school bus conversion. I love all of the seating space and it's a low budget build!

We have a neat little shoe cubby to store a few extra pairs of shoes in our van.

This layout is a firm customer favourite and one of our favourites too 😍 Our customer, Robbie, pictured sitting on the bed, has taken this beauty on a multi-month trip around Europe where he is currently climbing, cycling, hiking and exploring! It makes a great base, packs in loads of storage and he can even fit his bike in front of the back doors of the van and still have the full living space to himself ☺️ With open access from the back doors and the side door, this is a great layout…

Photographer Rory Savatgy loved to travel, and he had grand plans of one day owning his own mobile home to live out his dream of traveling wherever he wanted to go. Initially, he thought about purchasing a box truck and transforming the cargo space into a comfortable house on wheels, but he struggled to find anything that ticked all the right boxes. Eventually, he settled on a Mitsubishi Fuso flatbed truck and built a camper pod to sit on the back. That was Rory’s very first project, and it…