A Brazilian

[maingate]

Brazil is a hot country and it gets dark earlier. That's probably why it is better to sit outside watching the telly.

 

[1 Cup]

Nice sleeps six, them tall plastic pull outs for jars, in kitchen. very lovely.

 

[mariesnowgoose]

Nice sleeps six, them tall plastic pull outs for jars, in kitchen. very lovely.

Pull outs in the form of cupboards - or drawers - are a definite bonus.

If I was to design my own self-build, just about every (internal) vertical cupboard and cubby hole that warranted it (and where it was physically practical to fit that way), would be installed as a pull out, not just so-called 'jar and bottle' cupboards

PS Apart from above head height, obviously! Hmm. Or then again.... ?

 

[wildebus]

Best part of it are the fridge door catches. Did I see 3 TVs in it?

Davy

That residential Fridge looked well in there - and great catches as well!
3 TVs? why not ( I actually have 3 TVs in mine )

Ditto, gas locker too small, kitchen too small, outdoor TV wasted on me.
But not a bad van otherwise - seen a hell of a lot worse!

And what's with the completely bonkers position of the microwave?!
For me, I wouldn't need or want a microwave in a van anyway.

I did like the fridge freezer!

Microwave looked well positioned to me (guess what my Microwave is above )

I am not sure how useful the external TV would be for a UK market (I think Brits tend to be either too reserved to let people see what they are watching on TV - or too mean to let others watch their TV without a licence (yes, Trev )). Could use that locker for other stuff of course.
External Kitchen - bit handier but how useful with UK weather & wind? But there if you want it

To me the gas locker looked too small
the battery bank looked too small,
and the fresh water looked too small (maybe the tank they showed was drinking and there is another underslung for shower and toilet flushing? different regions have different preferences? if it is separated like that, that is nice)

Overall, looks great IMO and I love the fact it has a slideout but you don't have to slide out to still have the room inside.

I'll take two please

 

[mariesnowgoose]

Microwave looked well positioned to me (guess what my Microwave is above )

Well, you're pretty tall David, so I guess it's easier for you to reach.

But I'm pretty tall too - 5'9" - and I definitely consider it to be a stupid place to stash a microwave.

You musn't mind stretching up above your head to precariously manoeuvre something from a restricted opening that is very hot and very likely to get spilled or dropped as a result.

Good luck with that. I recommend keeping your first aid kit topped up with plenty of stuff for scalds and burns.

 

[wildebus]

Well, you're pretty tall David, so I guess it's easier for you to reach.

But I'm pretty tall too - 5'9" - and I definitely consider it to be a stupid place to stash a microwave.

You musn't mind stretching up above your head to precariously manoeuvre something from a restricted opening that is very hot and very likely to get spilled or dropped as a result.

Good luck with that. I recommend keeping your first aid kit topped up with plenty of stuff for scalds and burns.

It is something that you have to be wary of, you are right. (I've done my kitchen related burns - 4 years and still healing - so not something I am dismissive of for sure).

 

[Wully]

Well, you're pretty tall David, so I guess it's easier for you to reach.

But I'm pretty tall too - 5'9" - and I definitely consider it to be a stupid place to stash a microwave.

You musn't mind stretching up above your head to precariously manoeuvre something from a restricted opening that is very hot and very likely to get spilled or dropped as a result.

Good luck with that. I recommend keeping your first aid kit topped up with plenty of stuff for scalds and burns.

Marie you do know they are only for popping popcorn

 

[wildebus]

If you look closely, kitchen sink has two taps, with one which looks like a mixer tap. The other tap, small diameter in comparison, the internal locker tank may well be drinking water only, and feeds the smaller bore tap,and if so, a great idea.

This has made me think ... has anyone added a second plumbed-in tank specifically for drinking water into their motorhome?
I quite like the idea and have a externally accessible locker I could put a small tank into and plumb in to a second tap ...

 

[Lee]

Wully the outside TV would be useful for when you have your late night drinks.
You could watch the news in the morning when you're locked out

 

[Wully]

Don’t you go stealing them ideas now Lee your already half way there maybe that’s what the mystery hatch on your van is for very slim line tv. We will have to find a use for that leave it with me I’ll think of something.

 

[izwozral]

Well, you're pretty tall David, so I guess it's easier for you to reach.

But I'm pretty tall too - 5'9" - and I definitely consider it to be a stupid place to stash a microwave.

You musn't mind stretching up above your head to precariously manoeuvre something from a restricted opening that is very hot and very likely to get spilled or dropped as a result.

Good luck with that. I recommend keeping your first aid kit topped up with plenty of stuff for scalds and burns.

Don't you know that David wears stilettos when indoors, it makes microwave emptying a lot easier!