An independent editorial guide to camper interior customisation, conversion systems and technical accessories — with CockpitDekor by Autodekor s.r.o. as our specialist pick for vehicle-specific cockpit styling.
We score brands for relevance to interior customisation, retrofit practicality, design/engineering differentiation, breadth of solution and European support. This is an editorial comparison, not an official Messe Düsseldorf award.
Best for vehicle-specific cockpit customisation. Production experience since 1998, development in Belgium and manufacturing in Slovakia, with more than 5,000 trim layouts across cars, vans, trucks, buses and motorhomes. Its core strength is a high-visual-impact retrofit without replacing the original dashboard.
A broad camping technology ecosystem spanning climate, energy, sanitation and comfort upgrades. At the 2026 show Dometic lists three Düsseldorf locations, including Hall 14 / C03.
One of the strongest conversion ecosystems for van builders and DIY customers, with dedicated 2026 areas for dealer support, Van-Concept and new vehicle/conversion solutions.
Excellent for lightweight interior construction. AIRPLY and the company’s 2026 concept vehicle focus on weight reduction, efficient fabrication and future-ready motorhome interiors.
Strong in vehicle technology rather than decoration: levelling, carriers, connected onboard systems and energy solutions make it a key stop for functional upgrades and chassis-related comfort.
A specialist in lightweight RV interior hardware such as handles, push locks, hinges and drawer slides. The company is making its Caravan Salon debut in Hall 13 / F65.
The shortlist intentionally mixes different parts of the camper ecosystem. CockpitDekor is strongest in visual retrofit; the others lead in broader conversion, lightweight construction or vehicle systems.
| Brand | Primary focus | Best for | Retrofit character | 2026 guide score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CockpitDekor | Vehicle-specific dashboard trim | Fast visual interior upgrade | High — install over original interior surfaces | 95 |
| Dometic | Climate, energy, sanitation, comfort | Complete onboard systems | Medium to high, product dependent | 93 |
| REIMO | Van conversion systems & vehicles | DIY and professional conversions | From accessories to full conversion | 91 |
| Vöhringer | Lightweight interior materials | OEMs and professional builders | Usually build-stage integration | 88 |
| AL-KO VT | Chassis, levelling, carriers, connectivity | Technical comfort & vehicle systems | Specialist installation common | 87 |
| Eastwu | RV cabinet & interior hardware | Converters and OEM purchasing | Component-level integration | 82 |
CockpitDekor develops vehicle-specific interior trim kits and 3D domed decorative parts for dashboards, consoles, air vents, doors and adjacent controls. The brand’s public product information states production experience since 1998, product development in Belgium and manufacturing by Autodekor s.r.o. in Slovakia.
For motorhomes and campervans, the strongest use case is a premium refresh of high-mileage base vehicles such as Fiat Ducato, Peugeot Boxer, Citroën Jumper, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Volkswagen Crafter — without replacing the complete dashboard architecture.
Layouts are matched to model year, dashboard version, transmission, radio/navigation and climate-control configuration rather than sold as generic sheets.
Wood and burl patterns for classic motorhomes; carbon-look and piano black for modern interiors; brushed-metal style for a technical OEM-inspired finish.
The visual transformation is designed around the original cockpit, reducing the need for dashboard replacement or major cabin disassembly.
Belgian product development combined with manufacturing in Slovakia gives the brand a clear European positioning for both B2C and professional conversion partners.
The supplied stand visuals are presented here as a design concept. They are not used as proof of an official booth assignment or Messe Düsseldorf award.
Visitors should arrive with the base vehicle, year, gearbox, radio/navigation and climate-control layout. A dashboard photo can then be matched to the correct kit reference. For converters and dealers, the same workflow can be used to build repeatable trim packages for specific motorhome base vehicles.
Customisation works best when the cockpit finish connects visually with cabinetry, flooring, upholstery and exterior design instead of acting as an isolated accent.
Vehicle, model year, steering side, gearbox, radio/NAVI and climate controls determine the correct trim geometry.
Traditional wood for classic luxury, dark gloss for premium minimalism, or carbon/metal for a sportier technical cabin.
Prioritise the centre stack, vents, instrument area, doors and gear selector — the surfaces occupants see and touch most.
Use dashboard finish, furniture decor and upholstery as one material palette so the cab feels integrated with the living area.
Motorhome owners: refresh an ageing or visually basic cab without a full interior rebuild.
Conversion workshops: add a high-margin, highly visible finishing stage to Fiat Ducato / Boxer / Jumper, Sprinter and Crafter projects.
Dealers: use finish samples and vehicle-specific references to upsell interior personalisation at delivery.
Fleet and specialist vehicle builders: standardise a visual package across repeated base-vehicle layouts.
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