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Iveco Daily L3H2 or Mercedes Sprinter L3H2: which van do you convert?
The dimensions side by side
| Iveco Daily L3H2 | Mercedes Sprinter L3H2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Load length | 3,540 mm | 4,307 mm |
| Load width | 1,800 mm | 1,787 mm |
| Width between the wheel arches | 1,320 mm | 1,350 mm |
| Load height | 1,900 mm | 1,907 mm |
| Kerb weight | 2,260 kg | 2,210 kg |
| Permissible maximum mass | 3,500 kg | 3,500 kg |
| Payload | 1,240 kg | 1,290 kg |
| Layouts that fit | 8 | 10 |
All dimensions are factory figures and indicative. Measure the van you are considering yourself before ordering furniture.
Fits only the Iveco Daily L3H2
Nothing fits here that does not also fit on the other side.
Fits only the Mercedes Sprinter L3H2
Fits both
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between a Iveco Daily L3H2 and a Mercedes Sprinter L3H2?
- Iveco Daily L3H2 and Mercedes Sprinter L3H2 differ by 767 mm in load length and 13 mm in load width. The Iveco Daily L3H2 is the wider one, which matters for a transverse bed. The Mercedes Sprinter L3H2 has the most payload at 1,290 kg. Of our layouts, 8 fit both; 2 fit only one of the two.
- Which of the two has the most payload?
- The Mercedes Sprinter L3H2, at 1,290 kg against 1,240 kg. That is the permissible maximum mass minus the factory kerb weight; your conversion, water, batteries, luggage and the occupants all come off it.
- Does a transverse bed fit in both?
- That depends on width: Iveco Daily L3H2 has 1,800 mm of load width, Mercedes Sprinter L3H2 has 1,787 mm. Above the wheel arches you need roughly 1,750 mm of clear width for a double transverse bed. The table below shows which of the two takes each layout.