Tiny Home Hidden in a Box Truck - Stealth Apartment on Wheels

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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:

With a passion for designing and building, Quin is on his 7th van build! His current rig is a box truck office on wheels that converts into a sleeper similar to a hotel room. There's an overall Japanese theme with frosted windows that glow at night, lanterns, and an abundance of soft wood tones.

An incredible feature is the main office area elevates through the roof for an exterior office overlooking the landscape. He installed a 5x5ft pull-out back porch that completely disappears under the truck when not in use. Quin primarily uses this tiny home on wheels as an office with multiple places to work and several projector screens around the interior. Although there aren't any windows, a massive skylight above lets in enough natural light to enhance the space!

Shot by: @sagetraveling
Edited by: @sagetraveling

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[sualucavontiefenkunst]

Everything is there for private and business and still so minimalistic and clean! Amazing, admirable - and fun with the rooftop view. I love it!!!

[ChG]

Best design I ever seen in the entire youtube conversion videos! Deck? Crazy! Window design?crazy! Lantern lights! So clean and neat design theme. I never been shocked by watching conversion video before. This one is really good.

[DavidBlake]

The only thing cooler than the van design is your personality. Wonderful van. Delightful gentleman. Congratulations.

[robertclifton]

This is by far one of the best builds ever, that initial shot showing the inside had me captivated .... it is so simple looking, clean yet complex . I appreciate the thinking put into this I was stationed in Okinawa and rented an apt, I immediately saw the influence . Also the presentation was very good Great job sir 👍

[CONTAINERMAN]

This video blew my mind away. A lift that vaults you through the skylight and then you're partying on top of the box! Love that Happy Jack System. Gave me some ideas for a future box truck conversion to travel the USA with a traveling model train layout and house!

[barbgardiner]

Oh I can see quilting on a machine in that unit!💕💕💕

[dimples]

I love the clean, light, japanese look. It make the space more open. Great build 🙃👍🏾!

[lindayaya]

FOR YOUR UPPER WINDOW GO WITH A CAR SEAL FOR WINDOWS OR DOORS ETC. CONVERTIBLES DON'T LEAK. JUST A SUGGESTION. Loved it.

[kristineperry]

Finally! a build that isn’t full of a kitchen!!!. Actually focusing on living— what we do in our waking hours — working and chilling on a couch. I also love that it isn’t full of a bed. Again the focus on waking hours. I don’t understand why vans want a full kitchen. You can cook outside. Also, you don’t feel like cooking a lot when you’re working a lot either. This is probably the most digital nomad friendly build. As a woman I’d prefer a bathroom but it makes sense for a guy

[wildsage]

Quin is an awesome photographer too! If you haven't seen his work I highly suggest checking it out. This rig is insane and ridiculous. I love all the fun kinda novelty features. Really thinking outside the box, inside the box truck.

[pamelanan]

Simply amazing! I’m only halfway through and will watch later but you’ve really thought things through. Very beautiful

[mjremy]

Yet another crazy American guy building a genius van! Love it;
Poplar is one of the lightest hardwoods, strong yet light. Good choice.
I'm in awe of the Happijac bed lift that levitates straight through the roof, ha ha! Imagine sunbathing shirtless while working on your laptop below deck. Utterly nuts and I'm loving it!
I like your van. The Ford E350 is a solid beast. Nice and roomy too. Your furniture is modular. The outside deck is genius and I'm in envy of that beautiful platform. So nice!

You should consider a small camp kitchen box that you unfold, Japanese style to fit a stove, cutlery, pans, etc. Look at Novice DIYer (2 videos), and Pungo Prairie Lake Moomaw Chuck Box (2 videos) for the smartest designs. Build that and you have a rolling kitchen you can put on your deck and cook on. Add a big fridge, this is important, so you can freeze or refrigerate cooked food for a week and free yourself. Not having a kitchen means you are eating poorly which is bad for health. Also add a shower, a proper one, not that makeshift Mickey Mouse thingie. Now its a build. Best van builds are by Humble Road. You see how he laid out his plumbing, its a work of art.

Good luck young man! You are making fine vans, great job!

[adventurousspirit]

Quinn is a genius! That whole Happy Jack system and going through the roof blew me away. I also love the simplicity of the design of that box truck. Even though I would prefer a stationary sink with a drain, I'm sure using a portable wash basin works for a lot of people. Great job Quinn!

[meursault]

That rising floor to the roof is mental! Love it.

[aprilshorty]

I really love this he has everything that he needs and that's all that matters to him ❤

[uhtbero]

Quin and Tim thank you for the pure inspiration

[aninomiai]

To fit so many features on a single truck. Crazy. He's so talented.

[kish]

Use a marine skylight? Top deck - great place for nature photography.. Love it.

[mikeseldomridge]

This is great. The raising floor is a mark of genius. If you had a shower it would be the thing that makes it perfect. It still is great

[vickiesweitzer]

So creative! Love it. All it’s missing is a coffee bar! 😊