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Sleeping in the transverse rear bed
The transverse double bed allows for a more compact overall vehicle length. If you need to transport bulky items, part of the bed can be folded up. The step-up panel at the bed entrance can be easily removed, allowing long items to be loaded through to the cab.
The ambient lighting above the overhead lockers sets the mood perfectly after sunset. Spotlights mounted on a rail system can be repositioned to provide focused light wherever it’s needed – perfect for reading, for example.
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Sleeping in the rear transverse beds
The transverse beds provide an extra-large sleeping area.. One key benefit of single beds is that you can get up during the night without disturbing your partner.
Under the left-hand bed (driver’s side), you’ll find a spacious storage compartment plus a wardrobe with a clothes rail – ideal for transporting jackets, shirts and blouses without creasing them.
When transporting bulky items or for easy access to the rear, the bed can be folded up. And because the step-up panel at the front can be easily removed, even very long items can be stowed – turning the Globetrail into a practical transporter in no time.
There’s generally more storage space beneath single beds than under a double bed.
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The flexible centre section – simple, yet remarkably practical
Are you on Team Single Bed or Team Giant Bed?
One major advantage of single beds is easy access – helped by the fact that the beds taper at the foot end. But for those on Team Giant Bed, who want as much sleeping area as possible, that same design can be a drawback.
The solution? The flexible centre section! If every square centimetre of sleeping area is needed – for kids, grandchildren or the dog to cuddle up – simply slot in the centre section. And if Team Single Bed wins the day, it can simply be left at home.
By the way: getting into bed is still easy even with the centre section in place, as the panel with the fold-out step can also be fitted at the front.
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Wardrobe
The integrated wardrobe with clothes rail keeps your clothes organised and free from creases.
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Large pull-down bed at the rear
The 640 HR offers a highly flexible solution for the rear area: it features a pull-down bed that can be easily adjusted in height. Depending on how the vehicle is loaded, the bed can be locked into a higher or lower position. The higher the bed, the more storage space underneath – the lower the bed, the greater the headroom.
In practice, this often means starting your journey with the bed raised to make space for luggage – even bicycles. Once you’ve arrived and unloaded, the bed can be lowered to maximise headroom and provide greater comfort for a restful night’s sleep.
It doesn’t get more flexible than that!
By the way:the 640 HR includes an extra-wide storage space at the rear due to the absence of a gas bottle locker. For more details, please see the model description.
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A pull-down bed that becomes a bunk bed
Need extra berths? In the 640 HR, an additional double bed can be installed beneath the pull-down bed (optional). While this does reduce headroom and storage space, it’s hard to find another camper van where four people can sleep so comfortably – without the need for a pop-up roof.
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And an extra bed, too …
An extra berth can be added by converting the seating lounge into an optional transverse bed
with a generously sized sleeping area – roomy enough for an adult. However, this conversion significantly restricts the available space inside the vehicle and is therefore more suitable as a solution for occasional overnight guests.
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… plus a well-matched sleeping system
The thick, high-quality cold foam mattresses are the first step to a good night’s sleep. The second is the flexible disc springs beneath them. With numerous individual support points that respond sensitively to different levels of pressure, they provide optimal support for every contour of the body.
Not to mention the excellent ventilation – ensuring a healthy sleeping environment throughout the night.
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Bed access
As standard, the beds are accessed via a fold-out step integrated into the removable partition panel. Depending on your needs, this panel can be positioned further forward or back – or removed entirely.
The step can be folded away during the day if it gets in the way.
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Optional access steps
A two-step unit is optionally available, making access to the single beds even easier.
As a practical bonus, the steps double as easily accessible storage space.
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