Ikea camper hacks

We love good IKEA hacks and even more so when they solve small space problems.

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Kirsty, Jon & Harlan | Vanlife Adventures on Instagram: "Glad we figured this out! We're using the IKEA Skorva frames to make our bed, but after enquiring at customer services on how we can get the brackets to attach them, we were told they only come with the beds or you have to buy them on line but that IKEA don't sell them!? But fear not, we found out IKEA do allow you to request spare parts on their website, and they even send them straight to your house for FREE. Thanks IKEA! 🇸🇪…

Ikea may seem like an unlikely spot for RV gear, but this is the perfect place to find reasonably priced and practical items you need now!

Who said a self-converted camper van has to be expensive?! We built “Flippie” using mostly Ikea furnishings for just a $1000! It’s a simple, no-nonsense build that is both functional and practical!

Up your decor game without adding extra weight or expense with these IKEA RV remodel hacks.

I've posted a couple of times little pieces about my self made IKEA Alex kitchen pod, but I thought I make a separate topic as the information right...

The Camco RV Ez Level is the fastest and easiest way to level your RV. It allows you to level both axes simultaneously. Illuminated indicator lights ensure easy visibility – green means level and red indicates a low side. The RV Ez Level uses reliable solid-state electronics, which automatically shut off the device when it's not in use. This extends the life of the 3 AA batteries (not included). Pre-installed on/off switch. Simple to operate and stow. • Provides fast and easy RV leveling •…

Recently, my family inherited an RV that had been owned by a couple (rather than a family). The previous owners removed the table and chairs, which made it difficult for our family to have meals and play games. So, to solve this problem, my husband and I came up with an easy and inexpensive IKEA hack for our RV. We removed the large chair and small table that they had, and we replaced it with a desk, two chairs, and a bench (which all came from IKEA). Here is what we purchased: For the…