Rear pull-out in your van
Here, we want to show you a few examples of how the Pachamama Vans rear pull-out maximizes the limited space in a VW bus.
The Pachamama Van Rear Pull-Out for VW T5, T6, and T6.1.
Whether short or long wheelbase.
For the long wheelbase, we offer additional brackets that extend your bed construction from the rear to the C-pillar. In front of the rear pull-out, there is space for pull-outs to the front.
The platform width measures 120 centimeters! To achieve this, the space between the wheel arches is fully utilized.
Our rear pull-out system fits into the bare Transporter without modifications. In the Multivan and Caravelle, the original trim panels on the wheel arches and tailgate must be removed.
Instead, visually appealing, space-saving, and lightweight multiplex panels can be used to make your camper even more comfortable.
Alternatively, the side panels can also be cut out only at the positions of the rear legs of a possible bed construction.
You can easily install our rear pull-out system in your van even without a floor covering, ideal for craftsman vehicles.
The photo shows the installed pull-out rail with our platform bracket.
screen printing plate on our platform brackets and you've got a sturdy pull-out shelf that can hold pretty much anything.
End brackets at the front and back provide additional support.
Or a light but sturdy frame made of system profiles, in which your Euroboxes sit.
Our mounting brackets not only hold the extension, but also serve as a stable base for any bed or shelf construction made from system profiles.
With covered wheel arches, you gain additional storage space or room for your electrical or water installations to the left and right of the pull-out.
Incidentally, the rear heater fan does not interfere with the rear pull-out tray. Only a duct for the escaping warm air needs to be routed forward over the wheel arch if the panel into which the air duct is integrated has been removed. For example, with a flexible air conditioning hose from a hardware store.
For the bed construction, we recommend a comfortable sitting height; after all, you sometimes just want to chill in the bus.
We would be happy to advise you on a sensible construction for your needs.
Four-part, foldable bed board: the contents of the rear pull-out and the storage space above the wheel arches are accessible from above.
In our rolling home with a factory-raised roof, we use a second rear pull-out instead of intrusive overhead lockers above the bed for even more storage space.
Always-ready kitchen with plenty of space for chopping. No odors in the bus and no annoying setup of camping furniture. The whole family will want to cook here.
Perfectly standard! We pack our Euroboxes at home as needed for the upcoming trip and place them in the drawer - and on the road, they serve us as a seat, table, shopping basket, bathtub for the little ones, and much more.
We cook self-sufficiently with an effective and easy-to-clean induction cooktop - no matter where. In really bad weather, it can come into the bus. Alternatively, a gas stove can also find its place on the pull-out shelf.
We swear by the rear pull-out!
Stepping out of the bus in the morning and starting the day with freshly brewed coffee at our outdoor kitchen, surrounded by breathtaking nature, is a feeling we wouldn't want to miss.
Whether as a mobile home for multi-month trips, a work vehicle, or an everyday car – with the rear pull-out, our Bulli covers all our needs – and all in a small space.
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