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300kg Caravan Slides Open Into Full Camp Kitchen

09.07.2026 10:07 1 min 1 source РУС
Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News ENG
300kg Caravan Slides Open Into Full Camp Kitchen
Original source: Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

Woodenwidget has unveiled the Slidabox, a compact travel trailer weighing under 300 kg. It features a slide-out sleeping area extending to two metres and a galley accessible from inside. The caravan is designed for DIY construction from plans sold by the company.

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300kg Caravan Slides Open Into Full Camp Kitchen

09.07.2026 Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News ENG Original source

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