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Let's face it, much of the travel trailer industry has remained unchanged for most of its history. In recent years, we have seen some change, and Lotus Caravans is one of the teams doing things differently.

In our search to find you everything car-related, we've run across something known as Pakmule, a simple yet effective cargo carrier that looks like it can be attached to just about anything with a hitch receiver.

Preppers always make sure that they have food to eat in an SHTF scenario. They know that things can turn for the worse without any warning. (h/t to ApartmentPrepper.com) If you want to stock up [...]

KOTA KINABALU: Clean off-grid solutions used to power hard-to-reach villages in Sabah should be considered so that those communities can maintain their own supply and develop low-carbon economies, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) suggests.

I recently ran across a tiny home crew out of Portland, Oregon, who seem to have a knack for building some very versatile and capable mobile homes that really look like, well, homes! That team is Tiny Heirloom.

It seems as though for centuries, we've been relying on the trusty teardrop trailer to be the mobile habitat our lifestyles need. Sure, that may be true, but Bruder, an off-road habitat manufacturer from down in Aussieland, is taking things way further.

For those who enjoy going on road trips and connecting with nature, a literal home away from home can be the perfect solution, as long as it’s also easy to carry around and fully off-grid. The Gunyah tiny home ticks all the boxes while also being surprisingly stylish.

In our search for the perfect mobile home, humans eventually put wheels under a house and solved the whole problem of nomadic living. One mobile home that's offering buyers a genuinely mobile life is the Journey tiny house.

The tiny house movement has been gaining popularity over the years as more and more people decide to downsize their lives. Usually, along with downsizing comes simplicity and the need to escape the suffocating concrete jungle. And that's exactly what the team from Redukt is trying to offer: a home-away-from-home that seemingly blends with the outside, bringing "nature into focus."

For years people have been relying on their pickup trucks. Now, people are looking to transform them into downright homes. One team that's doing the whole thing differently is Skinny Guy Campers.