I always knew Millhouse was going to grow up and do something epic.

That ending was so good. Man is set. Owns his home, starting a business in the community doing something he loves. Best wishes to him!

I loved how excited he got talking about his hidden fort I mean crypt.

I love the DIY projects like this where the owner gets everything they need while not having to settle for the 1980's interior design and subpar construction the RV industry offers.

Ok. That crypt is awesome. That shower is awesome. The loft is awesome. I guess the thing is awesome. Thanks for posting Seven.

This “crypt” is probably bigger than most overlander’s bed set ups.

You did all the right things - large water tank, proper waste systems, deep freezer, stand up fridge, washer, dryer, toilet, shower, oh my! Very nice rig! Most women focus on decor not on support systems. Truly smart build. I especially like the light switches on one access panel, and love your shower concept. Lucky girlfriend to have a nice man like you around, so handy! Thanks for sharing - it was great fun to see your rig!

I have been a certified RV technician for 14 years. Very ingenuitive creation. Your rig design definitely stands out. Thank you for sharing

In-freaking-credible! Michael's home is pure comfort and convenience!

Here for the solar setup. Very nice :D Love it

I love nearly everything about that conversion. The shower is pure genius, and the crypt would be amazing as long as I could have a fan in there. Truly awesome build. I think it's one of my favorites I've seen.

Great home! I really appreciate the guys honesty when he gives you a reason for why he did everything. Very valid reasons and excellent work!

This guy making hot pockets while he showers, efficiency.

This was one of the first videos on this kind of thing that I saw 2 years ago that really convinced me on the viability of this kind of lifestyle (for me), and it's still easily my favorite and probably my biggest inspiration for my own eventual set up. I must be at least 300 build videos deep at this point, but this is the one I always return to.

Anybody watching this: --- Be very cautious about the water storage tank in very back of the trailer. That's a BAD and DANGEROUS idea. Too much weight at the rear -- 800 pounds swinging left and right during quick maneuvers can get you killed. If you are planning on building a trailer --> design your water tank and holding tanks as low and as close to the axles as possible.

Truly the Best Cargo Trailer conversion I've ever seen. It's perfect. This guy should get an award for creativity, form, function, and genius ideas. 2 THUMBS UP 👍👍..

When he gets older and is up every 2hrs, he can sleep on the couch & change the crypt area to a black water storage tank.

" Cut me all These windows" "Also Cover them all up from the inside, I like it dark"

Not my cup of tea, but genuinely a truly original design with a lot of great features.

I admire your astute planning and expertise. Your articulate presentation is the best I've encountered in KZfaq's videos. Thank you for a large amount of data so easily assimilated.

Great fort! When I was like 13 I built a fort in the woods between four evenly spaced trees that was well over 30 feet tall from the ground to the "sun deck" . It had two open floors (no walls) between enclosed floors. It had a ladder in a different spot on each floor and a knotted escape rope from the roof to the ground. It had a Colman heater, a boom box for entertainment and we even had a porta potty away from the fort. We were always trying to find a fireman's pole or build a slide for life but the township found it and torched the place one Sunday. I could see the fire from the highway on our way to church. When we finally got back there some time later it had all been picked up and aside from some burned tree trunks, you'd never know it had been there. The township posted a sign on each of the four trees "No Trespassing, Twp Property" I'm in my 60s now and I'm absolutely going back there at some point just to see if I can still find the spot and maybe a relic.

Impressed is an understatement. I love everything. The glass suction thing is ingenious. I oohed and ahhed over every single thing. It's an inspiration!

This guy’s philosophy is spot on. Build like it’s your only home. Real couch and coffee table, full size shower, plenty of water and all the creature comforts.

That´s a great rig! Michael must be a quite happy guy who enjoys comfort. I loved that concept. That trailer is almost half of my entire house bought with a mortgage and almost as comfortable.

Its good to see somebody had a dream and actually designed and built what they needed, not just went into a store and bought a new one

That crypt is like a panic room for a trailer home invasion.

This thing is crazy! Can't believe all the stuff he's done. I couldn't sleep in the crypt. I can't imagine the middle of the night and I have to go to the bathroom or I hear something and have to crawl out of there.

Finally some one that built a nice rig and "gets it!" I'm tired of all these van and trailer build that people put together, where they're shitting in buckets and showering in rubbermaid containers, it's just not practical, and once the novelty of it wears off another junk rig for sale on marketplace. This rig I could actually live in. Nicely done.

Sounds like a perfect place for him & that's how a home should be suited to it's owners.

I absolutely love the sleeping crypt, I’ve dreamed of building a built in bed with sides and a round opening like a hobbit hole. I remember sleeping in my grandmothers big canopy bed with heavy red velvet drapes that she would close at night. It was so cozy and dark.

I did not think I would like your crypt at all until you opened it and got in. I like it!

Cool trailer. Shower design is awesome.

I love your home, and thanks for the thorough understanding of how your rig works day to day

Fantastic build-out. The raised floor is a perfect work around for a 4 season camper.

WOW super glad you put this up on the internet! I am planning a large off-grid trailer build so glad to see others build similar setups. Looking to pack as much solar as possible into the build I am planning and use Tesla battery modules, and run a mobile office and 3D printing farm out of it!

Dude!!! This build is SICK!!! It's such a good set up for a full-time living space!! Nice job on the build, Michael!

As someone who is a really light sleeper, give me a fan in the "Crypt" and and I think I'd be in heaven

I have seen a few of these videos and they all seem to have a common element, their battery bays are a C fire waiting to happen. To humor you guys I will list a couple that I see off first glace. 1.) Mechanical abrasive shorting potential between cells when the insulation of the main leads is a potential risk. In general you want a circuit interruption device to be as close to the battery as possible. 2.) Exposed cells/bus tie points. Any conductive material across those points can dead short that portion of the battery until it fuses open, looses connection, or destroys affected cells. Potential for class C fires, then class A, and in worse case Class D due to the lithium battery chemistry. On a good note, those cells look to be of a more stable chemistry. 3.) That circuit breaker is convenient; however, not likely rated for the DC current interruption needed with that battery in a fault. 4.) Water by electronics. Self explanatory; not necessarily a hazard, but precautions should be observed. 5.) Dual use storage and rigging for sea. This is more of a general concept, the electrical system needs to be protected if the space is going to be used for storage duty. Contents may shift during flight. 6.) This may be a bit inevitable, but there isn't easy access to the battery bay when loaded. This goes back to circuit interruption. I would install a remote battery disconnect contactor that isolates the battery at a touch of a button. 7.) Maybe I missed it but I didn't see any figure extinguishers in sight in that battery well. Just a few top level observations. Nice build.

A split level trailer, what a perfect layout. Efficient use of space in order to have space where you want it most. The sleeping space is ideal. I see the logic in the design. Way more comfortable than any other. If I ever decide to do that I'd start from that design adapt it. Love the way it is fully cold proof.

He's got the coolest rig I've seen yet. I think I could condense it down a bit, but pretty much everything I'm looking for. Basically I want that rig in a step van.

this is the coolest trailer conversion I've come across

Seems like a few cameras with a monitor in the crypt would be a good idea.

This is the most unique camper I have ever seen. Thanks for the tour.

That was the coolest place I've ever seen! Loved his home.

That is a very impressive trailer conversion, with the crypt and loft being the coolest features. That said, a toaster oven near the shower is a bit more adventure than I would be comfortable with.

Awesome build, Michael. Really like your shower and the way you've built in the washer and the toilet with the flip ups. But the crypt? Uh uh, nope, no way lol

honestly the best conversion ive seen, i also need to sleep in quiet and love my tech

I’m very happy for Michael. Great job sir. Truly outstanding work!

Great tour and amazing how he put the things in this trailer for his enjoyment. Some great ideas if you are going to build out a rig for yourself.

Very cool! First time I've seen this layout with the bed/living room combo. Really creative! I really like your shower and the fact that you have a washer and dryer. Well done!

I love negative people you all have a special place in my heart..... nice setup with great ideas.

Your video hot recommended to me on YT. We met in Colombia a few years ago. Glad to see you're doing something cool!

I like the crypt I would have taken some of that living room floor out.. I did like the size of the bedroom . you didn't overboard on the TV 😏 I would definitely put my 55in flat screen it on that wall. Just a beautiful home. I do hope in 2020 your business takes off mate. 👍

Very cool rig. The crypt reminds me of a bow-berth on a boat.

This is truly unique and very cool!! I'm quite claustrophobic so I don't think I could sleep in that "crypt" but it's very cool none-the-less. Especially loved the shower idea/build and the fact you can take an enjoyable shower that's longer than a few minutes. Thanks for sharing your awesome rig with us! 🤓💙

Man ... you nailed it. That setup is sweeeeet. I've looked at hundreds of "tiny homes" and "van life" and alternative living (like earthships). I really mean that. Over the last 5 years I've really been looking into this stuff allot. This is possibly the first portable home I've seen that my wife might actually be willing to live in. The split level design is super smart. I love "the crypt", and the shower and the living room. It looks like once your sitting it would feel very much like a standard living room experience. What I might do to improve the shower experience... for what you have there is size the curtains so there isn't a bunch of gathering in the curtain it self. Then attach a rod (kinda like the one for adjusting vineeshen blinds) to each end of the curtain where you would normally hold it to pull it around (ya know ... if you could reach). Add some magnets (not to many, prolly only 4) to the bottom, and of course a way for them to attach. What this would do is give you more room in the shower and keep the curtain from touching you. Basically the same process as you have now to set it up... just jump in grab the rods and use that to pull the curtain around, then quickly use your feet to slide the magnets into position. Now because you have less shower curtain material, and because there is not much waving of the material, the effective space is larger. It also might store better (again less material). A common thing I see in many shower configurations using a curtain is very few people think of using the curtain as a wall. Like in your case, if that curtain were opaque it would probably feel claustrophobic. But in wall configuration even opaque it wouldn't be nearly as bad. It takes a bit of imagination to be able to picture each situation so I don't know it what i'm saying makes any sense but hopefully its something to consider. Anyway just an idea. .... great job on this home on wheels... super cool. Also this thing looks way bigger on the inside then the outside in this video. At the end when you're outside for the wrap up, I found my self thinking wow i just felt like i got a house tour... wait what... its all in that little white box. I realize its a large trailer but you really did a lot with it. Well Done Sir. Now jump in your tardis and off to the next adventure. ;-)

The Crypt is truly inspiring Me.. I too love a dark silent area to sleep and I'd never considered something like that.

Note too that his license plate is Minnesota. His "four seasons" ain't fooling around.

Seeing this solves a few issues I was dealing with my future build. Love the shower idea.

this rig is so genius and personalized to the beyond next level, that I had this silly smile all along while watching

Love the living room setup!! Finally something that I would love to do, great job!

I was going to do this same thing in a tiny home. Wow, and he pulls this around daily! NICE RIG!

Wow! That's amazing and looks so much bigger from the inside!

I like it, one of the problems with tiny homes is we want a bedroom area that we don't have to fix every day. I had a fiberglass camper and had a 4 person dinette and a 2 person dinette. The large one stayed down all the time, I eventually turned it into a dbl L shaped couch because it was easier that way. The high ceilings gives him the room to have the cave and a lounging area. Very practical use of space. yeah I do agree, 2 baffled water tanks makes sense to split the weight better but if he is towing thatw ay and probably doesn't travel long distances with a full water tank. Awesome Job Mike!

This guy must be like an engineer or something he does a really good job

Great build, very custom. All the commercial RVs are expensive trash, I regret buying mine so much I rebuilt it piece by piece, vowing never to make the same mistake twice. Now everything is where I want how I want it(commercial grade😉) and screw buying propane >Diesel heating is the most legit, almost done rebuilding mine now. Similar electricals but different setup. 48v all electric ftw😆

Wow!! Love the solar set up. When I saw 100 gallons of water storage I was sure you couldn't impress me more than that!! But then you gave us a look at the crypt 😍💜 So in love with your whole build. Stay safe out there.

This is the COOLEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN! The crypt is the BEST PART! Now I know what I'm going to build and live in for the REST of MY LIFE!

It looks a lot smaller on the outside, but wow! Great design!

-Likes things on the darker side -Showers every couple of days -Lives in a trailer. My man!

Michael built the Millennium Falcon with all of those secret compartments. Nice job and creativity

I got off the tour bus at the crypt. Not enough space for me. To each his own. Thank you for the tour.

Omgaaaad this my new favorite rig ive watched hours an hours of ppls rigs this is hands down the coolest one ive ever seen helluva job wow

We have beds like YOURS down at the MORGUE. Very comfortable, and not one complaint ! Your good friend Vinny in good old Fla.

I really like your build, I am using a much smaller 5 by 10 trailer for short trips. I am also using a diesel heater, I actually plumbed mine exactly the same way that you did, I use a 10L jerrycan at the nose and have a feed pipe coming in from the top and a small motorcycle one-way check valve installed to prevent can vacuum sealing.

First off, would not want to get on my knees every time I need the bean dip out of the fridge... But secondly... GOOD GOD MAN! 10,000 bonus points for having a digital power control panel on the hideaway toilet lid. WOW! People, I believe THAT is a first! Also... Did not see this triple layer sound proofing he was speaking of on the door to the crypt meaning sound would still come right on in, right? Well... Would PERSONALLY rebrand "the crypt" to "The Sound Booth" or "The Quiet Room". It is always an absolute pleasure to see people present their unique living spaces. Thank you for sharing! Please keep up the good work!

I loved that rig. Not sure about the crypt having a bit of an issue with tight spaces but cool none the less.

Freaking AWESOME! Love the crypt!

That crypt is so awesome, I would love something like that! That whole rig is amazing

That is probably the best rig you have featured! That gentleman thought out everything! Amazing rig

Lithium system, no balancing BMS. This is not safe if anyone was wondering.

I love the build except for one thing - the "crypt" is a show stopper for me. I'm not claustrophobic by any means and I was even certified at one time to work in confined spaces. I just draw the line at sleeping in a small enclosed space with only one egress. It's a great idea I might get used to it but not my cup of tea... Otherwise I could live in that rig forever. It's magnificent.

This is a beautiful build! Depending on personal needs, it can be better than a van in many ways. Love the crypt, living space, solar, plumbing and HVAC.

I really liked the shower, the toilet and the freezer. Very original ideas!

Wow I love the bed idea, I have to use his idea if I build out a bus or a step van anyway happy new year stay safe stay strong stay healthy god bless and enjoy life 👨‍🍳🎅🥩🥓🌶🚌

All that weight in the back, not surprised he's got a sway problem.

ive looked over many designs, and this is the most space efficient by far. ive bookmarked your video for future reference.

Very cool. Lots of thought and planning in that rig. I love it. The crypt is, by far, the best.

I was wondering how you made the "crypt" look so roomy when you were in there, then I realized you were 4ft. tall when standing next to the host at the end. Eitherway you made it work for you. Good job.

Bedroom would be a heck of a Dutch Oven.

Outstanding job. Reminds me of our sailboat we lived in for years. Suggestions: Arch the entrance to the crypt. You won't scrap your back. Put IR cameras around the unit so you can see what's going on while in the crypt (tablet) or salon since few windows. Definitely need to escape the crypt in case of fire. An O2 bottle might not be a bad idea. Long window above couch. Love the shower. We had a combo W/D in our 5th wheel. Very well done. Congrats!

This is one off the best rigs I've seen yet. Awesome video.

Not sure how safe that would be, sleeping in a spot that seems to have only one exit, incase of fire or some other emergency..very nice build otherwise!

There are some impressive people in this world

The bed space is out of this world I would absolutely love that!

P.s., i really liked the sleeping cave, you're right, there is really a feeling of being completely wrapped in your own personal space.

Everything is great except for the bed. It’s alright now but if you get a back, knee, neck, arm injury or even the runs 😳, well, good luck with that. But like I said everything else is great. Bathroom & shower is just genius.

Me: pure function...cool Wife: creeped out Man cave for the win!

Of all the bed solutions iv seen this has to be my favorite!

This is amazing. your kitchen has more counter space than my apartments! Great job!