The "no commitment" couch / bed /table -
I wasn't sure where my favorite place in the camper would be so I designed these to be multi-functional and move to whereever I wanted as needed. Essentially they are 2-legged tables. They provide the ideal place to put those extra 4" foam cushions. If the top is up, then they are couches since you can sit up. If the top is down, they are shorter and now a bed. (Or maybe it just depends if you are awake or asleep?) If I take the cushion off, they are a table.
Photo 1 - Lined up along the driver's side for a quick stealth office. I'll jump in the back without popping up the to run some quick data through my laptop. It's a quick and easy workstation.
Photo 2 - Or if I go somewhere to stealth camp overnight without popping up the camper, the cushions are now a bed.
Photo 3 - Plenty of storage space underneath
Photo 4 - If you are taller than me (like most adults), move the bed/couch to the window side for more legroom
Photo 5 - This has turned out to be my favorite place for these. Easy access to storage. When the top is popped, one occupant can be in not-slid out loft bed (usually the daughter), adult #1 can stretch out on the cushions as a couch, and I am cooking on the Coleman on counter top above furnace. Plenty of room in the shell for everyone! (BTW, thanks ATC for the giant and comfy, standard bed.)
Note, as easiest seen in the last photo, they aren't very deep so they can be pushed in and not stick out too much, especially when used along the sides like in photos 1-4.
Thanks,
-liltex
I wasn't sure where my favorite place in the camper would be so I designed these to be multi-functional and move to whereever I wanted as needed. Essentially they are 2-legged tables. They provide the ideal place to put those extra 4" foam cushions. If the top is up, then they are couches since you can sit up. If the top is down, they are shorter and now a bed. (Or maybe it just depends if you are awake or asleep?) If I take the cushion off, they are a table.
Photo 1 - Lined up along the driver's side for a quick stealth office. I'll jump in the back without popping up the to run some quick data through my laptop. It's a quick and easy workstation.
Photo 2 - Or if I go somewhere to stealth camp overnight without popping up the camper, the cushions are now a bed.
Photo 3 - Plenty of storage space underneath
Photo 4 - If you are taller than me (like most adults), move the bed/couch to the window side for more legroom
Photo 5 - This has turned out to be my favorite place for these. Easy access to storage. When the top is popped, one occupant can be in not-slid out loft bed (usually the daughter), adult #1 can stretch out on the cushions as a couch, and I am cooking on the Coleman on counter top above furnace. Plenty of room in the shell for everyone! (BTW, thanks ATC for the giant and comfy, standard bed.)
Note, as easiest seen in the last photo, they aren't very deep so they can be pushed in and not stick out too much, especially when used along the sides like in photos 1-4.
Thanks,
-liltex
