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  1. Trading Post
    ROLL-A-COT MSRP $145 Foam Mattress MSRP $30/each Great condition, fits in back of Honda Element (& other vans/trucks) with no additional mods. ROLL-A-COT® IS THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND MADE IN THE USA: The aluminum frame is constructed with 1.5" diameter sliders, 1.25" diameter side rails and 1"...
    $175 USD
  2. Interior
    I am making a 26" W and 75" long bed and was wondering if anybody had ordered a custom mattress with cover from the Foam Factory. I am thinking of getting a 4 or 5 inch thick mattress in the Lux foam HQ option. I weigh 160 lbs and sleep on my side, I will appreciate any input/suggestions.
  3. Trading Post
    My friend and I built this custom bed platform with plywood and metal. It fits my 2006 EX and I’m assuming would fit any Element but I do not know this for sure. The dimensions are 43” long from back hatch to back of back doors, 47” at widest part and 43” at indents where the back cubby holes...
    $50 USD
  4. 'E'ccessories
    FEC fifth element camping bed, cabinet and cushions for sale. Text me at 8472247258 for more pics and price
  5. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    I got my first element in 2004, had a child in 2010.... and this weekend, I managed to set up a bunk bed that lets my family of 3 sleep comfortably in the 2006 LX element. I'm a bit shocked that this worked, but thought I'd share my steps if anyone cares to follow: I took 4" of memory foam...
  6. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    After getting a lot of good feedback and a fair amount of questions I've decided to give more insight and instructions on my most recent build. Like most of us I researched as many build options I could find until I came up with a design that best fit my needs. A few key points pushed me in...
  7. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    Hey everyone! I decided to tackle the infamous sleeper platform build. I borrowed from so many builds on this forum. Thank you to everyone who took the time to post clear and informative photos and detailed materials lists. I’m 6Ft so length of the platform and head room were my two biggest...
  8. Trading Post
    This is a custom made bed platform for Honda Element (all year) that can accommodate 2 people comfortably. They are made out of solid Douglas Fir. They were sealed and finished with clear Polyurethane. They are 6 boxes all together that can be broken down so that you can put them in the back and...
  9. 'E'ccessories
    We are a new company that is just starting out and we are looking to see where there is a need in a Honda Element camper line. We have gone through various forums, searched through several companies and we would like to know what products Element fans would be most interested in. One thing that...
  10. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    Best part is that no Element was harmed in the process and both the cabinet and the cot can be easily installed and removed. No drilling into the plastic interiors. Both pieces connect to the rear seat mounts, rear seat belt mount, and the ceiling grip handles.
  11. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    So I am setting out on a pretty long trip (for me) starting next month. My girlfriend and I will be covering 10,000 miles over 2 months hitting every national park forest and monument we can along the way. This is my first long trip, I have done a number of short trips, up to a week camping in...
  12. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    Correct me if I'm wrong, but I haven't seen this bed type on EOC yet (through my short time of browsing the forums). I did lots of searching to find a bed that is most likely going to fit my needs. My needs are as follows: 1. Able to have one rear seat in place while the bed is in the Element...
  13. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    hello, I have been lurking for a while with a couple of comments thrown here and there but now it's time to start my build thread. I made 2 sleeping platforms in my jeep when I had that, but this is a whole different set up than I have done in the past since it must be easily removable. read...
  14. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    For those interested in this sort of thing, here's an Instructable (with link to video) of a DIY "Swissbox" camperbox: DIY Camperbox for a mini MPV It's not mine, of course - just thought it might inspire other E owners.
  15. Bikin', Campin', Hikin', and Kayakin'
    I just finished making a great module, camping platform for the back of my 2004 Element and wanted to share it with kindred souls. See my YouTube videos at It's not too hard to do it yourself. Hope this helps you on your adventures! Enjoy. If you want measurements let me know.
  16. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    Hello fellow Element-Lovers! We just uploaded a slideshow of our modifications and travels 12,000 miles around the USA in our Honda Element mini-camper that we made. We thought we'd share here, in case it inspired someone else to do the same. We slept mostly on the side of the road or in...
  17. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    I have been working on a platform bed for my E. This was actually a project I "started" last year, and by "started", I mean I thought a great deal about actually doing it one day. Well now that the warm weather has finally hit the great northeast, I felt a little motivation to recreate some of...
  18. Do-It-Yourself / Mods
    I built this platform, taking all the ones I have seen on this forum as a inspiration and modified the final product to best suit my needs. I think probably the part I like the most about it is the fact the seats stay in, and the bed will fold up to be stored behind the back seats if needed...
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