Partners
The People Behind Our Builds
Trusted suppliers in the van world. These are the folks we call to get what we need.
Why our supplier list matters to you
A van build is only as good as the parts inside it. We buy through dealer and trade accounts rather than whatever is cheapest that week, which means we get real technical support, real warranty coverage and parts that were designed for a vehicle instead of a house.
It also means that when something fails two years from now, we know exactly who made it and who to call. Every company on this page is one we buy from or work alongside on actual builds.
Electrical and Power
Batteries, inverters, solar and the wire that ties it all together. This is the system we are strictest about, so we buy it through the trade channel rather than whatever shows up first in a search.
12 Volt Power
Our primary source for Victron inverters, chargers, DC-DC converters and battery monitors, plus Blue Sea distribution, Littelfuse fusing and Ancor marine-grade wire. Being Southern California based means parts reach the shop in days, not weeks.
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ROBOTEOS
Automated solar tracking systems for RVs and campervans, plus the 200W HexLite panels we default to on rooftop arrays. Their trackers follow the sun through the day and pull noticeably more power than flat-mounted panels.
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Renogy
Lithium batteries and solar panels. A solid mid-tier option when a build needs capacity without the Victron price tag on every component.
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Upfitters Wholesale
Trade channel for Dometic, Velit, Victron and Epoch. Useful when a build needs an appliance and its electrical support from the same order.
Visit site →Windows and Glass
Cutting a hole in a customer van is the least reversible thing we do, so the glass has to be right the first time.
Vantek Glass
Van windows manufactured in Huntington Beach with 16-plus years in vehicle glazing. Local enough that we can pick glass up ourselves, which keeps a window job from stalling on a freight schedule.
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Van Windows Direct
VWD, CRL and AM Auto windows for Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster. Broad enough catalog to cover awning, sliding and fixed glass on any of the three platforms.
Visit site →Heating, Cooling and Ventilation
Climate is what makes a van usable in July and in January. It is also where the mounting hardware matters as much as the appliance.
Campervan HQ
MaxxAir roof fans, Dometic rooftop A/C and a deep catalog of conversion parts. One of the few places carrying the full 12V air conditioning lineup rather than a single model.
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DIYVan
Sprinter roof adapters, rooftop A/C mounting adapters, vent adapters and interior framing. The bracketry nobody thinks about until a unit does not sit flat on a curved roof.
Visit site →Water and Plumbing
Tanks, pumps, fixtures and the fittings between them. Every one of these has to survive a vehicle that vibrates for eight hours a day.
GoCode Overland
Van conversion components and Shopify Collective partner. Water tanks, Pexlock plumbing, shower port systems and trim kits, with strong aftermarket support behind them.
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Aquor Water Systems
Flush-mount stainless water connections and house hydrants. Gives a van a proper exterior fill and rinse point instead of a fitting hanging off the side.
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Dry Flush
Waterless toilets for builds where a black tank does not make sense. No plumbing, no dump station, no smell to manage.
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Tec Vanlife
Sinks and Sprinter side steps built specifically for van conversions rather than adapted from residential parts.
Visit site →Cabinetry, Interior and Comfort
The parts a customer touches every day. Fit and finish here is most of what a van feels like to live in.
Van Wife Components
Bolt-in aluminum cabinets, bases, uppers and bed systems. Light, strong and dimensionally consistent, which counts for a lot when every other surface in a van is a curve.
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Timber Van Kits
Panel kits, insulation kits, flooring, bed systems and L-track hardware. A good starting point when a build wants a clean shell before custom work begins.
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VanEssential
Insulated window covers and storage made to platform-specific patterns. Thinsulate covers are one of the highest-value upgrades per dollar in any build.
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RecPro
RV and van furniture, appliances and interior components. Wide catalog that fills the gaps between the specialist suppliers.
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The Swivel Shop
Seat swivels and cab bunks. A swivel is a small part with an outsized effect on how a van actually gets used day to day, and it turns two cab seats into real living space.
Visit site →Exterior, Racks and Storage
Racks, ladders, steps and everything else bolted to the outside. All of it has to hold up to weather, wind load and a decade of highway miles.
Van N Camp
Roof racks, side ladders, rear door steps, Thinsulate-insulated window covers, bug screens and headliner shelves across Sprinter, Transit and ProMaster.
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White Top Adventures
Van conversion accessories out of an Orange County warehouse. Close enough that a missing part does not become a week of downtime.
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Flatline Van Co
Van-specific bumpers, light mounts, bug screens, panels and trim kits. Part of the same group as Rago Fabrication and Baja Designs, so the fitment work is already done.
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We are always looking at new products for our builds, especially electrical, climate and cabinetry components that hold up to real use. If you make something for the van conversion market and want it in front of a builder, get in touch.
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