A complete live-in conversion built for the open road. Kitchen, shower, solar — everything you need to go wherever life takes you.
The Sanibel is centered around the dinette — a U-shaped bench seating area that comfortably fits 5 people around a large swivel-mounted table. The table flips over to double in size when you need it. When it's time to sleep, you remove the table mount, lay the table flat as a bed platform, adjust the cushions, and you've got a full front-facing king-size bed — no awkward angles, no squeeze.
The Sanibel is a starting point, not a box. These are some of the ways clients modify this floorplan to fit their needs.
Skip the U-shape and go with two long side benches instead. You lose one seat but gain the option to use the rear doors as a second entrance and exit — great for layouts where rear access matters.
Remove or relocate the closet and install a third seat directly behind the driver — the same configuration used in the Captiva. This also opens up the option for a toilet on drawer slides that rolls into the shower when needed, instead of lifting it manually.
Add a fold-down countertop extension that nearly doubles your prep surface when you need it and tucks flush against the wall when you don't — a feature we showcased on the Captiva.
Cabinet style, cabinet color, countertop material, tile, shower tile, flooring, hardware, fixtures — all of it is your call. The Sanibel was done in shaker cabinets. Yours can look completely different.
Every angle of the build — finished interior, exterior, and details.

















