The Medium Van is here! AKA the Van-Dominum -- Live comfortably in a regular size parking space скачать в хорошем качестве

The Medium Van is here! AKA the Van-Dominum -- Live comfortably in a regular size parking space

I’ve been buried in this project for 14 months straight, and I can finally say it out loud: The Medium Van is done! 0:00 - Intro 1:01 - My Vans and Story 1:24 - What's the Medium Van About? 1:45 - Pricing 2:40 - Max and Computer Aided Design 5:52 - Van Tour! 6:44 - The Bed 8:11 - Storage bins 9:03 - Fridge 9:27 - Toilet 10:03 - Poo With a View! 11:26 - A/C 11:43 - Insulation 13:33 - Walk Around 14:37 - Water System 16:58 - Van Office 19:48 - Vent Fan 20:00 - Cooktop 22:10 - Heater Controls 24:11 - More Heater 24:22 - Solar 26:23 - Shower (or lack thereof) When Max and I started this thing, I thought it’d take maybe three or four months. Turns out… designing a full-time livable home that fits in a normal parking space is harder than it looks. We ended up designing and redesigning almost every single part—hundreds of versions, 3D prints at 2am, CNC parts spread all over the shop, metal pieces showing up from SendCutSend like it was Christmas every week. But it all added up to something we’re really proud of. Something simple, comfortable, repairable, and actually attainable. This video is the first little peek at it. We’ve got more videos coming—deep dives into how everything works: power, water, heating, cooling, all the behind-the-scenes building tricks, and the design philosophy that kept this whole thing on track. If you geek out on CNC, solar, or tiny-space problem solving, you’re going to have fun with what’s coming. A quick note on price, because I want to be upfront about it: the Medium Van build is $24,500 all-in. No weird upsell menus, no nonsense. Just the full setup. We also have financing set up through Hearth for about $500 a month depending on terms and credit. Add a loan for the van itself at around $600 a month, and you can have a Medium Van for about $1,100 a month. That’s less than plenty of people pay for rent—but unlike rent, you’re actually building equity. Once it’s paid off, you can sell your Medium Van for a solid chunk of change and use it as a down payment on something… or keep living with no rent and no loan payment. My hope is that this gives more people another real option—whether that’s full-time living, weekend freedom, or just breaking out of the “rent forever” loop. Anyway… thanks for being here for the first look. More videos coming soon. If you want details or build spots, everything’s at cascadecampers.com. A few specs: • 900 watts of solar • 5kWh (24V 200Ah) LiFePO4 battery • 3000-watt inverter • 10 gallons fresh water, 5 gallons grey • Thinsulate in walls & ceiling • 1" XPS foam under the floor A quick expectation check: We’re a manufacturer, not a custom van shop. Unless you want to pay us for 3,500 hours of design time, we aren’t building anything other than a 118wb ProMaster. We build it exactly how you want it… as long as you want it exactly how we build it. We’re not content creators—we’re van designers and builders. Check out the website and FAQ for answers to most questions. We’ll respond to comments when we can, but don’t expect lightning-fast replies. Endless Summer by extenz / extenz Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://www.audiolibrary.com.co/exten... Music promoted by Audio Library • Endless Summer – extenz (No Copyright Music)