Seating group
Bench bed only
Just the bed. The only layout that fits an L1.
- Sleeping surface
- 1266 × 1787
- Aisle
- 1,787 mm
- Garage
- 0 m³
- Payload left
- 1,302 kg
This van is 1.787 mm wide, which is 113 mm short of sleeping across it if you are 1.80 m. That is the single most important thing to know about this model: a transverse bed physically fits, but you will not lie stretched out. For a fixed bed here you want the slide-out or the lengthwise bed — those sleep along the van and reach 2.050 mm whatever the width.
Of the ten layouts we have costed, 10 fit this model with room to spare. The fullest is the Lengthwise bed with seating for four: it leaves 787 mm of aisle and weighs 266 kg, leaving you 1.134 kg of payload for water, batteries, bikes and yourself.
Between the wheel arches it is 1.350 mm. That number matters more than the load width, because everything that runs along the floor — a bed, a bench, a run of cupboards — has to pass it or clear it. That is why our frames stand on adjustable feet and not on a continuous plinth.
What this van brings
What to watch out for
These dimensions come from the manufacturer and have not been measured by us yet. Manufacturers measure differently; expect a deviation of 30 to 50 mm and measure your own van before ordering.
Configure this van →Seating group
Just the bed. The only layout that fits an L1.
Transverse bed
The most frugal fixed bed: it costs only 1.40 m of length.
Seating group
Two benches along the walls that become one bed at night.
Slide-out bed
A fixed bed with a garage that slides out to 2.05 m at night.
Transverse bed
A fixed bed, a full galley and still somewhere to sit.
Transverse bed
Transverse bed, a big galley and a bench to sit on.
Lengthwise bed
A fixed full-width bed with the largest garage.
Slide-out bed
The same bed, with a full galley and a bench to sit on.
Slide-out bed
At night the bed slides out over the two seats.
Lengthwise bed
Everything: fixed bed, garage, full galley and seating for four.