There is a wide range of motorhome options available to customers today. You can buy pre-built products ready for adventure or build your own from scratch. Adventure Wagon fills a space between these extremes by using modular components to build custom motorhomes.
Adventure Wagon’s modular interior system uses an A-frame foundation for its logistics track system that holds its products. The company offers the L-Track in bare aluminum or a black anodized finish, and the entire system comes with a plug-and-play electrical system that offers 12-volt and USB ports. Adventure Wagon can install the track in the Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit.
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The company breaks down its products into three categories: sleep, storage and accessories. The centerpiece of her sleep system is the MOAB raised bed, dubbed the mother of all beds. It can adjust its height up and down in the van to accommodate the gear underneath. Adventure Wagon also offers the Monk Bed, a sleeping solution for solo travelers.
The king of its storage system is the 175 liter Mule Bag, a soft storage locker that mounts to the Logistical Track system where the ceiling meets the wall. They are designed to hold and store gear off and above the floor. The company also offers smaller 90-liter Mule bags.
Adventure Wagon offers its van panels in various colors and materials, including bamboo, but marine grade plywood is very popular. Adventure Wagon also offers accessories such as Dometic fridges in different sizes, a van featherbed, foldable mattresses, storage shelves and more that work with its modular interior system.
Adventure Wagon isn’t the only company offering modular solutions for RVs, with Titan Vans, ModVans and many others offering similar products. Modular systems offer flexibility to customers. Homes are very personal places, and motorhomes, motorhomes and caravans are the same, with customers wanting to customize them to suit their specific needs.
There is a wide range of motorhome options available to customers today. You can buy pre-built products ready for adventure or build your own from scratch. Adventure Wagon fills a space between these extremes by using modular components to build custom motorhomes.
Adventure Wagon’s modular interior system uses an A-frame foundation for its logistics track system that holds its products. The company offers the L-Track in bare aluminum or a black anodized finish, and the entire system comes with a plug-and-play electrical system that offers 12-volt and USB ports. Adventure Wagon can install the track in the Mercedes Sprinter and Ford Transit.
12 Pictures
The company breaks down its products into three categories: sleep, storage and accessories. The centerpiece of her sleep system is the MOAB raised bed, dubbed the mother of all beds. It can adjust its height up and down in the van to accommodate the gear underneath. Adventure Wagon also offers the Monk Bed, a sleeping solution for solo travelers.
The king of its storage system is the 175 liter Mule Bag, a soft storage locker that mounts to the Logistical Track system where the ceiling meets the wall. They are designed to hold and store gear off and above the floor. The company also offers smaller 90-liter Mule bags.
Adventure Wagon offers its van panels in various colors and materials, including bamboo, but marine grade plywood is very popular. Adventure Wagon also offers accessories such as Dometic fridges in different sizes, a van featherbed, foldable mattresses, storage shelves and more that work with its modular interior system.
Adventure Wagon isn’t the only company offering modular solutions for RVs, with Titan Vans, ModVans and many others offering similar products. Modular systems offer flexibility to customers. Homes are very personal places, and motorhomes, motorhomes and caravans are the same, with customers wanting to customize them to suit their specific needs.
