VW T6, high roof LWB, No VAT flexible camper

Home conversion with professional electric and gas.
Like “The Tardis” its compact size has very flexible design features suitable for someone looking for both a camper and a van.
Uninspired by the standard design options in van layouts and finishes, I decided to design it myself. I researched lots of different options, followed the guidance and used top quality materials as recommended by Greg Virgoe YouTube tutorials.
I commissioned professional companies to connect up all the gas and electrical equipment.
I needed maximum flexibility for transporting large exhibition display equipment and stock whilst maintaining a comfortable environment for camping over night at craft shows and as a leisure camper and day van. The high top means you can stand up in it all the time, no need to raise roof and stay cosy what ever the weather.
Includes
Underslung LPG gas tank
Diesel heater ( very low cost to run).
Gas BBQ outlet
Two substantial gas rings
Electric hook up and converter
Leisure battery
Roof mounted solar panel
4 x USB sockets and 12v socket
Dometic fridge with inbuilt freezer
7 x touch lights and a reading light.
Large Sink and drainer with water pump and waste bottles. Extending hose tap.
Wooden worktop (repurposed Ercol table) handmade ceramic tile surround.
Fully insulated ( with Kingspan) and sound proofed
Roof vent
Swivel passenger chair
Professionally installed side windows
Kitchen storage ( set 4 drawers and small cupboard under sink)
Rubber floor
Built bed frame ( single) with optional set of slats to make it a double. Two IKEA mattresses included. Space under to store water and waste bottles (included) also space for Thetford potty ( not included). Space under bed for 3 x large IKEA boxes.
Solid wood side cupboard (acts as support for 2nd set of slats when used as a double bed). When single, lids lift to access bin and storage area ( big enough for my two folding chairs, not included)
Additional mini shelf to hold books/ magazines, and small objects.
I use quick drying towels ( not included) as curtains/ blinds held in place with clothes pegs (and another held with magnets across the front section when stealth camping 😉) Two removable racks act as drying racks and secure items stored in the large overhead storage space.