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Modular BOXIO Rack system for camper vans requires no drilling

17.02.2026 18:40 1 min 1 source РУС
CamperStyle.de DEU
Modular BOXIO Rack system for camper vans requires no drilling
Original source: CamperStyle.de

The German company BOXIO presented a modular storage system for cars and vans at a trade show in Hamburg. The system is assembled from lightweight wooden modules designed for standard Eurobox plastic containers, secured with straps without drilling, and can be converted into a sleeping platform. Pricing starts at 349 euros, with first deliveries scheduled for March 2026.

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Modular BOXIO Rack system for camper vans requires no drilling

17.02.2026 CamperStyle.de DEU Original source

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