where can i find the folding legs that are under the corners of the trailer to stabilize it? Have seen other people using them and think they would be great. just need to know where to buy.
Thanks

There is just something so wonderful about vardos but I can’t quite put my finger on it. All I can tell you is my heart jumps every time I see one. They have a secret and magical something that gives them their special charm.

I built mine back in 2005, and I still have it and still love it. I just love the graceful barrel roof inside and out. And I love seeing how others decorate their own living wagons.

My vardo is 6′ x 10′, which is a good size to be pulled by an SUV (Honda Pilot) otherwise you need a truck for anything bigger. A standard vardo, historically, is 6′ x 12′. It cost me 3K to build mine which includes tires, rear (red) lights on the vardo, plus electrical harness.

How cute! Photos of the inside please! Is that siding you used or???

I forgot to ask- is it insulated at all, if so, how?

Thanks so much for sharing this information. I camped in bear country last August & needed windows that would open for ventilation. Does this plan incorporate that? Is insulation possible? Carol

These make me want to cut down my RV and build a vardo on it. I love wood.

Very cute! I am just finished designing one, build starts in about a month. Many pertinent questions, however, would you please address:
How much does it weigh?
How many ‘miles’ have you put on it and how is it holding up structurally?
I would be concerned about the structural integrity of the T&G end walls, especially with a big door cut into one.
What spacing are the purlins?
Are all your battens 2×2’s?

I, too, will be borrowing part of your design, but I’ll be enclosing the portion outside the brackets for external storage boxes. Think I might go with vinyl patio panels for lightweight roofing material.

Really love what you’ve done! Would appreciate your follow up.