Doesn't seem to bad

[Pudsey Bear]

https://ebay.us/m/9BCypo

 

[trevskoda]

Dont like that stuped layout with kitchem half over the door.

 

[mark61]

Well, there are plenty of layouts similar, seems a very common panel van layout to hold block the side door.

It's almost as if the convertors realised not many MH owners have the need to fork lift a euro pallet through the side door.

I think it's better to block off the 2nd half of the side door, rather than the 1st half.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I took the rear half of the middle LSD rail off so I could fit a 1300 x 600 Seitz A4 window on each side, and adjusted the bottom track to make sure it could be looked in the new fully open position.

 

[Robmac]

Dont like that stuped layout with kitchem half over the door.

I don't understand why that is stupid Trev, most PVC's are built like that (including my own) and you are still left with a doorway wider than most motorhomes.

So why is it 'stuped'?

 

[Robmac]

Nice van by the way Kev and a nice fitout.

I think for that money though I would have liked to see a Lithium system and a few overhead lockers?

 

[trevskoda]

Well, there are plenty of layouts similar, seems a very common panel van layout to hold block the side door.

It's almost as if the convertors realised not many MH owners have the need to fork lift a euro pallet through the side door.

I think it's better to block off the 2nd half of the side door, rather than the 1st half.

Better to have seat/folding bed and a table to sit and eat looking out the door, kitchen toilet and storage should be back down the van.

 

[trevskoda]

I don't understand why that is stupid Trev, most PVC's are built like that (including my own) and you are still left with a doorway wider than most motorhomes.

So why is it 'stuped'?

Na looks daft to me.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I don't understand why that is stupid Trev, most PVC's are built like that (including my own) and you are still left with a doorway wider than most motorhomes.

So why is it 'stuped'?

Because he didn't do his that way.

 

[Robmac]

Na looks daft to me.

Thanks for the explanation Trev, that makes it crystal clear.

 

[Robmac]

Because he didn't do his that way.

Exactly Kev and most of the members on here with PVC's are therefore 'stuped'!

Trev, we're all devastated!

 

[Robmac]

Better to have seat/folding bed and a table to sit and eat looking out the door, kitchen toilet and storage should be back down the van.

Who says it should Trev, apart from you?

 

[HurricaneSmith]

Everyone's views are personal, and I respect your strongly held views about the entrance layout.

Trouble is, I own a PVC manufacturer conversion and absolutely love it. As Rob says, the entrance can be as wide or narrow as you like, and there is a nifty little device thst can be added as temporary stop.

Even better, the two rear doors can be opened to allow as much fresh air in as we like.

I like you and respect your views, but ......

 

[HurricaneSmith]

Sorry Trev, I almost forgot, our front captains chairs can be rotated, with a nifty little table between them, so we can see out of the huge whoosh bang door too.

 

[Robmac]

Better to have seat/folding bed and a table to sit and eat looking out the door, kitchen toilet and storage should be back down the van.

I do already thank you very much. And a permanent double bed across the back.

 

[edina]

Looks a fairly standard layout to me, but 100ltr waste water!!

 

[HurricaneSmith]

Sorry about the duplication of the word "nifty" Trev, but I was trying to post before Rob got in first, and failed miserably.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

A pvc is also massively different to a mobile shop conversion.

 

[mark61]

My layout is as Trev suggest, do I think it's better, no, not really.

But if I had put beds at back, I wouldn't roll out the door when asleep.

 

[DrewFix]

Our PVC - as we wanted & enjoy: