My VAN fitted out with every comfort and an office - VAN TOUR

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This is Maurice's VAN TOUR, whose layout has been pushed to the extreme to meet my expectations for my future road trips, but also to live and work in it full time.
It's a 2018 Peugeot Boxer L3H2 van. It took 6 months of work to fit it out (with a budget of €22,000) and 6 months of paperwork to get it VASP approved. It's now ready for vanlife and road trips to Scandinavia and Turkey!
A few details about the layout: 600 Ah of lithium batteries, 750W of tiltable solar panels, 2 DC/DC chargers on the alternator, induction hob, dry toilets that can be retracted into the large shower, office area with large screen, full potabilisation of the water, no gas on board... an advanced and uncompromising layout.
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SOFTWARE WITH WHICH I DRAWED MY TRUNK (Vanspace 3D)
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HEATING
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ELECTRICITY
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- Lynx power distributor: amzn.to/3AayAlO
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- Front led bar: amzn.to/3YqzKUo
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- Interior led controller: amzn.to/3tMmZ9K
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Fitting out a van requires a lot of thought and work if you're looking for a result that allows you to live in it and travel to areas where the climate is more hostile. Living in a converted van after having lived on a sailing boat is both different and very similar, and it's still in keeping with the idea of living differently. I have a very wide travel programme, from Turkey (where I am at the moment) to the Moroccan Atlas, via Lapland in winter and Scotland... so I'll have the opportunity to test the relevance of this layout in a wide range of conditions.