Holdworth Villa 2 hightop bunk information

[HytestA]

Hello all, Im just about to purchase a nice Holdworth Villa 2 hightop with intention of using it on roadtrips with the wife and nippers.
It has a few bit to be done to it but generally the van is in great shape, I do however have to consider sleeping arrangements for a 3 year old and an 8 month old.
There is a space above the cab area where one of the kids could possible sleep, so long as I make sure they cant roll out, but i'm more interested in having a full on bunk system in the top, and probably a cab bunk too
I have checked out the T25 Holdsworth info site and looked at the brochures and there are optional cab bunks and roof bunks listed.
I was wondering if anyone here had any further information about these bunks, and whether there are alternative roof bunks that I could retro fit in place.

Any information and photos would be really handy.

Thanks

[dbz864]

Simple to make,villas have 3 boards that pull out to make bed and when not in use stack up.Did the last owner not have them.Im just doing some myself now.

[Ralf85]

Simple. One of you sleep downstairs with the kids and the driver sleeps upstairs and gets a good night's sleep.

[HytestA]

No there are no boards, hence the photographic information would be very handy so I could get an idea how it all fits together, should be able to knock up some replacements

[Tammy van]

Hi I have a villa 3 hightop and two nippers 3 & 5 and also wish to put a bunk in the hightop,
I would be intrested if anyone know which panel of wood to use and how to support it so it dosen't warp.
any help or photos would also be great

[boardmonkey]

Simple to make,villas have 3 boards that pull out to make bed and when not in use stack up.Did the last owner not have them.Im just doing some myself now.

Did you get these boards finished ?

I am also looking at the same thing and have a Holdsworth Hi Top...need something sturdy to hold my....80 ish KG

[Tammy van]

Yes used 18mm ply wood in the end, cut into 3 4ft x 2ft lengths. I just put a camping mat on them to sofen them up.