The Sanna’s defining feature is the fixed cassette toilet with privacy door — a level of independence not available on the Tiree or Cromarty as standard. It also has twin individual rear seats that can form either two singles or a double, making it the most flexible sleeping layout in the Transporter range. If you want to go anywhere without needing campsite facilities, the Sanna is the right choice.

Yes. A slide mechanism brings the two 60cm wide RIB rear seats together to form a 120cm x 200cm double bed — comfortable for two adults and longer than most Transporter conversions can manage. The double bed mechanism is an optional upgrade worth adding if you primarily travel as a couple.

The Sanna has a fixed Thetford C200 swivel bowl cassette toilet located in the rear corner of the van, separated from the living space by a folding privacy door. It’s a proper, permanently installed toilet — not a portable unit — and uses the van’s main fresh water supply for flushing.

Yes, with the optional pop-top elevating roof. Two adults sleep below on the twin singles or combined double, and two more sleep in the roof bed — a 112cm wide sprung slatted base capable of supporting up to 150kg, suitable for two adults or children. Without the roof, the Sanna sleeps two very comfortably.

Unlike many conversions that fit the water tank under the floor — where it can freeze in winter — the Sanna’s 45-litre tank is mounted internally, keeping it above freezing all year round. This makes the Sanna genuinely usable in cold Scottish winters without the risk of a frozen water supply.

Yes. The Sanna is available on both the VW T7 and the Ford Transit Custom. Both platforms offer the same Sanna layout and specification — the choice between them comes down to personal preference for the base vehicle. Get in touch and we’ll talk you through the differences.