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Thanks for that it was the three cylinders and the green thing that had me scratching my head. All seems to work as it should so I shall remount them in another position and leave them to it.

Should have said it is a 24v system.

Can anyone identify these components please. They are associated with my charger and inverter and I would like to know what they are and what they do. Thanks Dave

Are the lights you sell just for 12v or will they take 24v.

I will replace it with celotex, it took me so long to do the roof that I was looking for a short cut. However with your comments and common sense prevailing I will do it properly. I think my internal stainless framework is the same as yours Trev, so as you know a lot of cutting to fit the voids.

Out it comes then.

Yes thanks I got that, my adhesive remark was a general comment on my ever growing pile of empty tubes after insulating.

Hi Phil Fortunately my roof has no ridges, flat with a slight curve not enough to be problematic. So should be fairly straightforward fingers crossed. Dave

Hi Phil I thought that may be the case and you are right about the tape. Parts of the original insulation are jablite type polystyrene I have replaced a lot of it with celotex, having run out of celotex I was thinking of leaving the last bit and gluing a membrane to it as not enough for another...

Anyone know of a spray adhesive that does not eat polystyrene.

Sounds like a worthwhile pastime, now that I have opted for a skylight or two I look forward to doing the same. I may give that mastic a go the price is right, I can’t believe how much adhesive I am getting through!!

I had not thought of that, just had a quick look at some but I have bought a Heki now. Don’t think I will be up there much once the build is finished but a good idea for a viewing deck set up.

Thanks for your reply, I say yes as well now.

Thanks for that Phil a useful insight, I am going with Heki for the reasons that a, most people seem to use them so tried and tested. b, I prefer the clamping fitting as opposed to screwing down. c, stars will be visible. Dave

You may well be right Geoff, I am constrained by the size of the gaps in the stainless box section frame in the roof and I do not want to cut any of these out, the cost of Heki midi’s also puts me off. I will start with a Heki mini in the bedroom as I am doing this part of the build first, then...

Yes I think I am convinced to put one above the bed. I intend to fit an extractor hood above the cooker and a extractor fan in the bathroom. I am definitely going to fit solar and it will be at a later stage, my priority is to reach a point where we can use it with the essentials fitted and...

Good point’s Ihad thought about the noise but not the power consumption. My wife’s view as well. Leaning towards it. Interesting that you regret fitting MPK lights ?

Just about finished insulating the roof today, four sheets 30mm celotex cut into over fifty separate panels and eight tubes of stixall it’s a big roof. I have left a space over the bed area to allow a 400 x400 roof light to be fitted , I am unsure if I want to do this or not. I have two...

The library bus of these two, plenty of room for two rows of travelling seats and beds galore. Take your time and go to see a few.

I think 7.5 tonne is your answer to house six people or as Phil says a bus. You need space and payload capacity to be comfortable. Having a variety of caravans when our children were young we found bigger to be best and made for happier holidays. Having said that we are converting a 7.5 at the...