Making a 2 into a 4?

Im looking to buy a 4 berth, 4 seater Peugeot platform Autosleeper. The problem is that 2 of the travelling seats are side facing.

I have noticed that the 2 berth model has 2 forward facing passenger seats with 3 point belts.
So i was contemplating buying a 2 berth (which seem more common) and converting the roof space to make it a 4 berth?

Or. Buying a 4 berth and changing the sideways seat for a forward facing one with 3 point belt?

Any pointers much appreciated.
And any of the above for sale also appreciated.

thanks
dean

should have said, this is a Harmony or Symphony ....

Hi Dean

The Harmony has two rear seats which are forward facing with three point seat belts.
The offside seat can be made into a side facing two seater, but you wont be able to use this configuration for a pasenger when travelling, as you can't use the seat belt.

My 'van' is a four berth even though we have never used it as such.
Great extra space for storage though.

Don't know the implications of converting a two berth into a four berth though.

Happy to post some photos of mine if that will help.

PB

Hi there. Yes a couple photos of the 'upstairs' would be useful if thats no bother.
I have just spoken to a motorhome dealer selling a Syphony - it would seem thats the 2 berth and they have filled the upper area with built in cupboards.
Then there is the 4 berth - like yours - Harmony.  I think i need one of those.

thankyou

Here they are:

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Cheers for that !