
A RIB bed gives a campervan proper rear travel seating and a flat bed in one well-engineered system. We specify and fit the right version around the vehicle, its layout and the people who will use it.
The RIB Altaïr system is a sensible option where you need belted rear seats for travel as well as a usable bed when parked.
The flip-over design uses the reverse side of the seat cushions for the bed, creating a flat sleeping surface without turning the whole van into a compromise.
Width, frame height, upholstery, seat numbers, storage and the rest of the conversion all need to work together. We talk through those choices before work is agreed.

A rear seat that will be used while the van is moving needs more thought than a bed used only when parked. We fit RIB systems as part of the conversion, with the correct approved components and fixing method for the vehicle.
The RIB manufacturer and UK supplier publish testing and approval information for their systems. We match the bed, frame and fitting arrangement to the vehicle rather than treating a certificate as a substitute for careful installation.
The structure beneath the finished floor matters. We inspect the van and plan the mounting, clearances and surrounding furniture before any fitting work begins.
We check operation, belt access, head restraints, alignment, trim and the agreed layout before handing the van back.

RIB beds are available in different widths, frame heights, seat numbers and upholstery choices. The right answer depends on the vehicle and how much living, storage and travelling space you need.
The RIB Altaïr is the system we will normally discuss first for a campervan conversion. We will confirm whether its dimensions and frame arrangement suit your van before ordering.
A wider bed is not automatically the better choice. We consider wheel-arch clearance, walk-through space, kitchen position, door access and how the bed will be used day to day.
The bed should look like part of the van, not an afterthought. We can discuss upholstery, matching trim and the surrounding furniture as part of the overall finish.

Our Volkswagen T6.1 demonstration van is fitted with a Skyline elevating roof and RIB bed, so you can see how both systems look and work together. Contact us to arrange a viewing and discuss a suitable installation for your van.
RIB systems are designed as seat/bed systems, but the exact model, components and fitting method must suit the vehicle. We will only recommend a travelling-seat arrangement after checking those details.
That depends on the van, wheelbase, wheel arches, furniture, doorway clearance, storage needs and the number of travelling seats required. A quick conversation early on avoids expensive compromises later.
Yes. Our Volkswagen T6.1 demonstration van has a Skyline elevating roof and RIB bed fitted, giving you the chance to see and try both systems before deciding. Demonstrations are by appointment and subject to availability.