Adaptiv® Layout Lab

Patented modular systemU.S. Patent 11,135,962 ↗

How it works

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Interior references and color visualizations; pictured layouts may differ. Ask your sales associate about custom fabric and wood options available at additional cost.

Start with a package. Make the layout yours.

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Choose a package to explore what’s included, or experiment with your own layout.

Every camper order starts with a preset package, with optional additions. Rearrange freely here—Sales will help confirm your package and any extras.

More layout ideas

Explore a different use for the space. Use these arrangements for inspiration, then choose a package or ask for help when you send your plan to Sales.

Layout tools

Edit pieceTap a piece in the camper to move or change it.

How to use the layout

Start: choose your camper, then try a package or a layout idea. The highlighted package is the one loaded in your plan.
Grid: each square is 20″ × 20″. The arrow marks the front of the camper.
Rearrange: tap or click a piece, then tap an available square to move it. You can also drag it. Use the edit buttons to rotate, open or remove the selected piece.
Add: choose a component under Components. Cubes go into an open square automatically; if the floor is full, tap a cube to replace it. Select a cube first to add a kitchenette on top. Tap any placed piece to move it or edit its stack.
Adjust the surroundings: switch Surrounding cushions and Floor panels separately. Turning panels back on restores them where they still fit. Fixed kitchen and bathroom areas stay installed.
Go back: Undo restores your previous change. Clear Adaptiv components removes movable pieces. Reset entire camper, above the model choices, also resets colors, finishes and add-ons. Undo can restore either change.
Share: use the summary and sharing options to copy a layout link, download your PDF, or save a build request. Email delivery availability is shown in the summary.

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See what each HC1 includes. View a package without changing your layout, or start with its pieces and rearrange them.

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How Adaptiv® works Explore the system, videos and story

The idea behind the layouts

How Adaptiv® works

Think of the camper floor as a grid you can rearrange. The 20″ square cubes and accessories make seating, sleeping, storage, and tables from the same space. Start with a layout here, then change it as your plans change.

A patented way to make space your own.US 2019/0351805 A1 ↗U.S. patent publication · granted as Patent 11,135,962

01 / START WITH THE FLOOR

A place for each piece

Choose your camper, then use Surroundings to show cushions and floor panels. The overhead squares show where modular components can go; the shell and any Studio front fixtures stay in place.

02 / ADD THE CUBES

Build the base

Place storage cubes, half cubes, and specialty cubes in the open grid. A standard cube is 20″ square, with a 14″ × 14″ lid opening for access from above. Stack up to three full components in one square.

03 / FINISH THE SPACE

Make it yours

Add form-fitting cushions for seating or a bed. Put a tabletop on a cube or bridge two cubes to make another surface. Rearrange pieces for the next use.

Overhead view of a furnished camper with cubes, cushions, and a kitchenette — One floor, several ways to use it.

Two stacked half cubes with a drawer — Stackable half cubes.

Adaptiv® kitchenette component with side wings open — A specialty cube can add a kitchen.

Happier Camper cubes, cushions, and a table arranged outdoors beside the camper — **The pieces go beyond the floor plan.**Adaptiv® cubes can move outside the camper too. This real setup shows cushions, storage cubes, half cubes, and a table working together at camp.

See the pieces fit together

These Happier Camper diagrams show the modular cube, its access opening, and how cushions and tabletops connect with the system.

Cube feature diagram showing 20 inch top and side views, 14 inch lid opening, cushion, handles, and stacked half cubes — **The cube:** the basic 20″ square building block, shown from above and from the side. Open the diagram to zoom in.

Diagram showing a cushion, countertop lid, stackable cubes, half cubes, and tabletops between cubes — **The combinations:** cushions, lids, stacking, and bridging tabletops change what the same cubes can do. Open the diagram to zoom in.

Watch it in action

Start with two quick examples, then watch the longer film for the system in use.

The system in 30 seconds. An animation of the cube, cushion, and flexible floor.

Layouts in motion. Watch a real camper shift between seating, tables, and open space.

A closer look at Adaptiv®. See the cubes and floor grid turn into different living arrangements.

20″16″¾″Three numbers. So many possibilities.

A note from the inventor

The numbers behind Adaptiv®

When I began designing Adaptiv®, I kept coming back to three numbers: 20 inches, 16 inches, and three quarters of an inch. I call them our magic numbers because they connect to the way we actually live.

Twenty inches is roughly the width of a person’s shoulders. Repeat it and you can build a wider sleeping surface or a place to sit together. Sixteen inches is close to a comfortable sitting height. Stack two 16-inch heights for a table, or pair 16 and 20 for a counter. Those proportions show up again and again in the furniture we use every day.

Then there’s three quarters of an inch: the small measurement that helps everything connect. It shapes the ledges, grooves, and fit that let a tabletop become part of a bed and a cube move from storage to seating.

That simple discovery became Adaptiv®. We paired lasting fiberglass with light, durable rotationally molded components that work inside the camper and outside at camp. The result is a beautiful space designed to change with you and to be enjoyed for years.

— Inventor of Adaptiv®

Ready to try it? Choose a model, start with the bare floor or cushions, and tap a component to see its top view and a real product photo.

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Adaptiv® Layout Lab

Choose your camper model

Choose your color

Choose your interior finishes

Cushion fabric

Wood

Cushion fabric

Wood

Start with a package. Make the layout yours.

Inside the HC1

Your business on wheels.

Make it yours

Explore a package, then make it yours.

How Adaptiv® works

A place for each piece

Build the base

Make it yours

See the pieces fit together

Watch it in action

Built to last

Choose your camper model

Choose your color

Choose your interior finishes

Cushion fabric

Wood

Cushion fabric

Wood

Start with a package. Make the layout yours.

Inside the HC1

Your business on wheels.

Make it yours

Explore a package, then make it yours.

How Adaptiv® works

A place for each piece

Build the base

Make it yours

See the pieces fit together

Watch it in action

See Adaptiv® in a real camper

Built to last