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i would love to get stuck into that !

if you need any help or advice fitting it,pm me

i see it as a fit yourself job -it's only chopping a hole in your prized posession ! but it's not too difficult really some hatches are designed to pop up a couple of inches only,for light and air. others open fully and can be used for escape. most come in 2 pieces,an inner and an outer that...

any number of ways of doing that securely,but why not just put a roof vent in ? you can get some pretty low and smart looking ones from marine shops like Force4 chandlers. just noticed you're from Brizzle !this shop is in the next road down from ss great britain

when it was acting up a bit,i fitted a Morco heater ,same as but a lot lower than,a Truma . this also gets the van up to 25 degrees but not quite as quick. if anyone is looking for a cheap and reasonably efficient heating,then a carver ,morco or truma floor vented heater is well worth getting...

I have a 2nd hand one in my van, a 3.2kw lovely bit of kit. cost £100 and easy to fit,as I use a 2 litre tank behind the driver seat. it smoked a bit so I gave it a service and put a new burner pad in £27. surprisingly easy to service. gets the van up to 25 degrees in about an hour . the switch...

I've done a lot of mixing bowls and large dog bowls, nice price ! use a tap connector wit a short length of 15mm copper pipe,a hot air gun or gas hob will get the hosepipe flexi enough to stretch on to this,then a jubilee clip

any household tap will do the job,there's cheap ones on e bay when you do the sink,if you have the tools,put a rebated hole of the required size in a bit of ply and you can then hammer a depression in the bottom of the bowl so the waste doesn't sit proud. or if you're careful you can bend the...

that's a beauty !

not quite sure what an Anderson plug looks like,but if it's 12v and you want 240v then how would that work?

I'm not doing too well on reading the plan.it seems awfully full ! there seem to be 4 side facing seat belted seats and 2 forward facing,and I don't get the shower area . how about telling us how many are going camping in it ?

as far as I'm aware,the rules are ---there are no rules. good for me, but maybe not so good for others. I assume anybody doing their own gas fitting will do everything in their power to avoid getting asphyxiated or disintegrated.including looking at what is considered best practice

well done mate- it's a bloody relief innit ?

and drag one of these behind to go shopping EPS Springer ATV For Sale Direct from the UK MoD - YouTube

everyone advises against single core as vibration may break it. I suppose it's possible. anyway I got a few hundred metres of 2.5 conduit cable off a boot sale,that has about 6-8 strands. still pretty stiff. I use it for everything and fuse according to the load

if you're buying new, then Smev do a 4 burner hob with no grill

I also move a lot,i'm just too nosy to stay anywhere for more than a day or two. I have a 30a smartcom connecting to a 110amp LB using 2.5 mm wire doubled up to make 5mm [because I had a load knocking about ],any way,works for me, but I do put the LB on a smart charger when we get back or to...

well the appliances do dictate the size of the cabinets. if you're using a portapotti,it'll be tight but you'll manage because it sounds like there's no choice !

if you buy the rubber seal new,it already has a sealant on the outer part. personally I use a non setting mastic like this Magnum Motorhomes - Viewing Product: the windows I put in mine and my daughter's vans had the original rubbers and they never leaked

sorry mate ,30 amp with 20 or 25a fuses !