This Mercedes-Benz Sprinter was turned into a tiny home and kitchen that can sleep 4, and now it's on sale for $106,000
The Culinatour is a left-hand drive tiny home on wheels built on a 2018 long wheelbase, super high roof Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.
This Moving House created custom sinks for its vans.
The lightweight polymer sinks are larger, deeper, and a third of the weight of a ceramic sink of its size, according to This Moving House.
The kitchen was designed around the custom sink, according to This Moving House.
“Sourcing the sinks was really tough but we've had a few made up for our future projects and it's good to have something to consistently design the kitchen around,” This Moving House’s Jack Richens said in an email.
The kitchen also includes a two-burner gas stove and a 65-liter, about 17-gallon, refrigerator.
There's a pull-out spice rack and food storage unit, as well as a countertop extension for a larger workspace...
...and a table that can be stowed away.
There’s an outdoor rear pull-out kitchen that includes a four-ring gas stove, gas cylinder, and more storage space.
The rear door has storage units and a gallery-style shelf.
There is also ample storage throughout the Culinatour.
It can sleep four people and is best for two adults and two children.
The fixed bed is 140 by 200 centimeters — about 55 by 79 inches.
...and the bunk beds are 70 by 190 centimeters (about 28 by 75 inches) and 70 by 165 centimeters (about 28 by 65 inches).
There's a combination boiler, which provides space and water heating in one unit, according to This Moving House.
This also supplies the sink and outdoor shower.
There's also a portable toilet to compensate for the lack of an interior bathroom.
The boiler can be powered by a diesel tank, a 12-volt battery, 240-volts of power when connected to an outlet, or a combination of them all.
There's also a 200-watt solar energy system and 240-volts of battery power via two batteries.
The van conversion project took six months to complete.
The interior has a standing clearance of 2.1 meters, almost nine feet.
It's current sellers claim there is no other motorhome like the Culinatour that exists in Germany, where it is currently based.
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