Rossmönster Vans
- Rossmönster Vans created a custom tiny home on wheels that sits inside of a 170-inch Mercedes Benz Sprinter.
- The Grand Teton build was created for a city couple who wanted to travel across the US for a year, according to its maker.
- The Sprinter camper van has a kitchen, bedroom, garage, and living room that also doubles as the storage space for bathroom components.
- The price of Grand Teton is private, but most of Rossmönster's custom builds cost between $50,000 to $120,000.
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Rossmönster Vans created a custom tiny home on wheels — named the Grand Teton — on a 170-inch Mercedes Benz Sprinter.
The Grand Teton was created for a couple who wanted to have a mobile home away from their city apartment for a year-long #VanLife trek across the US, according to Rossmönster. To cater to this plan, Rossmönster created a custom build on a four-by-four Sprinter that reflects both the comforts and functionalities of a traditional home.
"We designed this van with full-time van living in mind," Rossmönster co-owner and designer Luke Farny said in a statement. "This client has everything he needs to take the pleasures of home on the road."
Rossmönster is a Colorado-based camper conversion company that consists of a team of woodworkers, carpenters, and engineers who all share a common interest for the outdoors.
The team spends around three weeks per build, allowing Rossmönster to produce about 40 builds annually.
Keep scrolling to see inside the Grand Teton camper:
Rossmönster prioritized storage space in the Grand Teton to accommodate the owners' year-long expedition.
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This includes the cabinets that run the length of the van and the drawers on the kitchen unit.
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Rossmönster placed a queen bed at the back of the van.
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