This utility model integrates into the standard structure of a teardrop mini camper, a folding front door that generates a bathroom module. Usually in these vehicles, a rear door is used for the kitchen space, so the mini camper described herein incorporates a door of similar characteristics in its front part, where the drawbar is placed.

This utility model integrates into the standard structure of a teardrop mini camper, a folding front door that generates a bathroom module. Usually in these vehicles, a rear door is used for the kitchen space, so the mini camper described herein incorporates a door of similar characteristics in its front part, where the drawbar is placed.

A storage and conveying utility that is mountable to elements of a vehicle roof rack is disclosed. The utility includes a carrier having first and second parallel elongated slots formed therein and different walls thereof for mounting at either one or both of vertical and/or horizontals elements. In its embodiment for use in water storage, dispensing and conveyance a heating assembly is attachable thereto at the slots. A removable insulating cover assembly is provided.

A storage and conveying utility that is mountable to elements of a vehicle roof rack is disclosed. The utility includes a carrier having first and second parallel elongated slots formed therein and different walls thereof for mounting at either one or both of vertical and/or horizontals elements. In its embodiment for use in water storage, dispensing and conveyance a heating assembly is attachable thereto at the slots. A removable insulating cover assembly is provided.

Certain embodiments of the inventive technology may be described as an enclosed, mobile emergency response unit that comprises an enclosure and an underlying support frame on which the enclosure is established, where that enclosure may include a medical compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, an onboard equipment compartment that is secured, when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, and a ramped, portable equipment compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby. Embodiments of the inventive technology may further include, e.g., a fire suppression system, a fueled electrical power generator, a compressor, a solar power system, medical equipment, wi-fi provision componentry and/or operational parameter monitors, among other componentry.

Certain embodiments of the inventive technology may be described as an enclosed, mobile emergency response unit that comprises an enclosure and an underlying support frame on which the enclosure is established, where that enclosure may include a medical compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, an onboard equipment compartment that is secured, when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, and a ramped, portable equipment compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby. Embodiments of the inventive technology may further include, e.g., a fire suppression system, a fueled electrical power generator, a compressor, a solar power system, medical equipment, wi-fi provision componentry and/or operational parameter monitors, among other componentry.

A portable solar shower is a showering device that can heat the water in a tank to a user defined temperature, with the help of a large solar panel. In order to accomplish that, the device includes a thermostat that displays multiple temperatures, a vacuum insulated water tank that helps maintain the temperature of the water at the user defined temperature level for long hours, and a retractable showerhead and shower pipe. Further, the device is mounted over an upper surface of a vehicle, thereby not compromising any luggage or trunk space of the vehicle. The portable solar shower further includes a power unit that provides power to water pumps and all the necessary circuitry within the device. Furthermore, the device includes an additional smaller solar panel that can provide energy to the power unit, thereby enabling the user to run the shower unit on natural renewable sources of energy.

Certain embodiments of the inventive technology may be described as an enclosed, mobile emergency response unit that comprises an enclosure and an underlying support frame on which the enclosure is established, where that enclosure may include a medical compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, an onboard equipment compartment that is secured, when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, and a ramped, portable equipment compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby. Embodiments of the inventive technology may further include, e.g., a fire suppression system, a fueled electrical power generator, a compressor, a solar power system, medical equipment, wi-fi provision componentry and/or operational parameter monitors, among other componentry.

Certain embodiments of the inventive technology may be described as an enclosed, mobile emergency response unit that comprises an enclosure and an underlying support frame on which the enclosure is established, where that enclosure may include a medical compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, an onboard equipment compartment that is secured, when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby, and a ramped, portable equipment compartment that is unsecured when the enclosed, mobile emergency response unit is on operational standby. Embodiments of the inventive technology may further include, e.g., a fire suppression system, a fueled electrical power generator, a compressor, a solar power system, medical equipment, wi-fi provision componentry and/or operational parameter monitors, among other componentry.

A foldable counter assembly for use within the interior of a vehicle. The assembly comprises a first lower support member and a second lower support member, a first panel having a first end rotatably affixed to the first lower support member and a second end, and a second panel having a first end rotatably affixed to the second lower support member and a second end, the first and second panels configured to be converted from a non-deployed configuration to a substantially horizontal deployed configuration to form a substantially horizontal support surface. The first and/or the second panel include a pair of foldable support legs vertically extendable beneath the second end of the respective panel towards a bottom surface of the vehicle when the panel to which it is attached is in the deployed configuration to provide support in the substantial center of the substantially horizontal support surface.