Plan a more useful campervan interior with our UK furniture guides. Browse your region for practical help with kitchen units, cupboards, bed storage and conversion layouts, or explore the detailed Kent guides around our Rochester base.
Compare NOMAD kitchen units and cupboards
The NOMAD 1100 has a 1100 x 550 mm footprint, while the NOMAD 900 is 900 x 310 mm. Both are 850 mm high with plain worktops. The smaller NOMAD 300 is 300 x 300 x 850 mm. All three use 15 mm plywood and have open backs; choose by measured space and intended storage.
NOMAD 1100 Campervan Kitchen Pod - Plywood Cupboard Unit
888Camper · 1100 x 550 x 850 mm (W × D × H). Flat pack; assembly required.
Choose furniture by storage type
Compare camper kitchen pods, camper van shelving and overhead cupboards, or start with our camper van storage planning guide.
NOMAD 900 Slim Campervan Kitchen Unit - 310mm Deep
888Camper · 900 x 310 x 850 mm (W × D × H). Flat pack; assembly required.
NOMAD 300 Slim Campervan Cupboard - Compact Storage Tower
888Camper · 300 x 300 x 850 mm (W × D × H). Flat pack; assembly required.
Product images are 3D renders. Kits include pre-cut panels, assembly hardware and an illustrated build guide. Vehicle-specific mounting fittings, tools and appliances are separate. Check the current product listing for the complete specification.
Browse all 16 campervan shelf sizes or compare all NOMAD cupboards and kitchen units.
Campervan furniture guides by region
Each guide explores a different practical decision alongside regional enquiry information. Start with your location, then follow the related guides if another topic matches your conversion.
London
Compact campervan furniture, clear walkways and a van that still works during the week.
South East England
Compare campervan kitchen layouts and plan the transition between short breaks and longer trips.
South West England
Furniture planning for coastal trips, outdoor equipment and storage that is easy to clean.
East of England
Weekend camper layouts with practical food storage and clear access to removable water containers.
East Midlands
A staged self-build plan, from measuring a lined van to comparing furniture kit contents.
West Midlands
Family packing, shared access and furniture layouts that remain usable with the bed made.
North West England
Bed platforms, large equipment storage and choosing between fixed and convertible layouts.
North East England
A camper interior with a useful entrance area, accessible clothing and organised walking equipment.
Yorkshire and the Humber
Plywood furniture specifications, usable cupboard dimensions and comparing finishes without guesswork.
Scotland
Touring storage, access to everyday essentials and delivery enquiries for mainland and island addresses.
Wales
Flexible campervan interiors for walking, cycling and coastal trips, with equipment access planned early.
Northern Ireland
A complete furniture specification before ordering, with delivery and package details checked early.
Campervan furniture in Kent and Medway
888VanRacking's business address is in Rochester, Kent. These local guides share one business contact and provide different planning advice. Contact us before arranging any visit, collection or vehicle inspection.
Kent
The local guide to furniture enquiries, conversion planning and preparing a measured brief.
Rochester and Medway
Prepare a measured furniture brief for a van in Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham or the wider Medway area.
Maidstone
Campervan kitchen dimensions, useful worktop space and cupboard access in a finished conversion.
Canterbury
Kitchen and storage planning for short breaks, picnic equipment and East Kent coastal days out.
Ashford
Plan furniture in phases and keep kitchen, bed and lining decisions in the right order.
Dartford
Furniture planning for a van that alternates between everyday duties and weekend camping.
Tunbridge Wells
Compare campervan cabinet finishes, everyday usability and access for cleaning and maintenance.
Plan the main parts of your campervan furniture
Kitchen units and worktops
Begin with the width and depth available after flooring and lining, then mark the space required for any intended appliances. Protect a useful clear area of worktop. The Maidstone kitchen planning guide explains door clearances and equipment specifications; the East of England guide looks at food and water-container access. A furniture unit does not automatically include a sink, fridge or other equipment.
Cupboards and everyday storage
Choose storage around the items you will actually carry. Measure the opening needed for a box or pan, not only the space it occupies inside the cabinet. Divide items by how often you need them and which door you use to load them. The North East entrance-layout guide and Canterbury short-stop guide help connect cupboard positions with daily routines.
Bed platforms and under-bed storage
Draw the sleeping area with the mattress, supports and access openings included. Decide which cupboards must remain reachable with the bed made. For the trade-offs between fixed and convertible arrangements, use the North West bed-layout guide. Furniture benches and platforms should not be treated as confirmed passenger travel seats.
Plywood and flat-pack furniture kits
Compare written specifications rather than relying on photographs. Ask about panel material, finished dimensions, hardware and assembly requirements. Flat-pack describes how furniture arrives; it does not mean the finished unit is designed for frequent removal. The Yorkshire specification guide and Dartford multipurpose-van guide explain those distinctions.
Before choosing campervan furniture
- Identify the actual van. Record make, model, year, wheelbase and roof height, then note existing seats and conversion work.
- Measure the finished space. Include flooring, lining, trim, door openings and wheel arches. Label dimensions that are still provisional.
- Draw day and night layouts. Show doors and drawers open, the bed extended and every packed item in its intended place.
- Confirm what is included. Ask about materials, fittings, worktops, edging and assembly instructions for the actual product.
- Check delivery and timing. Provide your full postcode and confirm availability before booking an installation or planning a departure.
Our Rochester and Medway guide explains how to prepare photographs and a measured brief. The Ashford guide helps organise a conversion being completed in phases.
Questions about local campervan furniture enquiries
Do these locations have separate shops or fitting centres?
No. The guides are part of one website and one business based in Rochester. They do not establish showrooms, branches or installation services in each area. Send an enquiry before making any visit or collection plans.
Can I enquire from a town without its own page?
Yes. Choose the relevant regional guide and include your full postcode, vehicle details and furniture brief. Check delivery availability for the specific item and address at checkout.
Where can I see the furniture range?
Browse the 888Camper Furniture collection for natural plywood shelves, cupboards and kitchen units. Each listing gives dimensions and material details. Products are supplied flat packed; vehicle-specific mounting fittings and appliances are separate.
Send your campervan furniture brief
Tell us where you are based, what van you are converting and whether you are considering kitchen units, cupboards or bed storage. Include photographs, a measured sketch, a budget range and your intended build date. Use the contact form, call 07917 585 156 or email contact@888VanRacking.co.uk.