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At the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart, inflatable modules for campers were presented. The kitchen unit weighs 50% less than conventional furniture and costs from 1250 euros, helping to stay under the 3.5-tonne limit.
Two inventors from southern Germany presented inflatable furniture for campers at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart. The fabric modules with air elements replace traditional plastic constructions, reducing van weight and equipment costs.
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Two inventors from Southern Germany have developed inflatable furniture for camper vans. The fabric modules with air as a supporting structure are int...
Two inventors from Southern Germany have developed inflatable furniture for camper vans. The fabric modules with air as a supporting structure are intended to replace traditional plastic fittings, reducing the vehicle's weight and outfitting costs.
Inflatable modules for camper vans were presented at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart. The kitchen unit includes a sink, water tank, and refrigerator, ...
Inflatable modules for camper vans were presented at the CMT trade fair in Stuttgart. The kitchen unit includes a sink, water tank, and refrigerator, weighs over 50% less than conventional furniture, and starts at 1,250 euros. This helps stay within the 3.5-ton weight limit for a standard car driving license.
Inflatable modules for camper vans, presented at the CMT show in Stuttgart, are claimed to weigh over 50% less than conventional furniture. The range ...
Inflatable modules for camper vans, presented at the CMT show in Stuttgart, are claimed to weigh over 50% less than conventional furniture. The range includes a kitchen module with sink and cooler, an awning, and a sleeping pad. The lightweight design aims to help stay under the 3.5-ton weight limit for a standard car driving license.
German inventors presented inflatable furniture for camper vans at the CMT trade show in Stuttgart. Modules made from parachute fabric and inflatable ...
German inventors presented inflatable furniture for camper vans at the CMT trade show in Stuttgart. Modules made from parachute fabric and inflatable tubes weigh up to 50% less than conventional ones, aiding compliance with the 3.5-ton weight limit for a standard driver's license. The range includes a kitchen unit from €1,250, an awning, and a mattress, all packable for transport.
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