Campervan Inverter: What Size Do You Need?
Size your inverter from your most power-hungry 230 V appliance, choose pure sine wave, and match the leisure battery to the current it will draw. Here is how, with worked...
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Size your inverter from your most power-hungry 230 V appliance, choose pure sine wave, and match the leisure battery to the current it will draw. Here is how, with worked...
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Camper Toilets Guide: Portable vs Dry and Odour Control Choosing a camper toilet for your van or motorhome is an important part of any conversion, and the right choice makes...
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The best camper van windows with blinds carry the blackout blind and fly screen in one interior frame that also hides the cut-out. Here is why it matters and which...
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Any EuroVan window fits a Sprinter, Crafter, Transit or VW T5/T6 as long as its cut-out fits the free panel area between the ribs. Here are the maximum sizes and...
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Essential Campervan Kitchen Equipment Dreaming of cooking in your van without sacrificing space or comfort? This guide covers the essential pieces of kit for a practical, compact van kitchen. Here...
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Framed double-glazed acrylic is lighter, warmer and easy to fit yourself; bonded glass is harder-wearing and sits flush. Here is how to choose the right glazing for your van.
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Fitting windows in a van conversion is normal and generally allowed in the UK. What matters is a safe, secure installation, good records, declaring the work to your insurer and...
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How to Choose a Campervan Sink: Materials, Size and Space-Saving Choosing the right campervan sink can transform life on the road, adding both comfort and everyday practicality. Living in a...
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Fitting a campervan window is a DIY job: cut the opening with a jigsaw, build a 25 mm wooden batten frame, bed the window in Sikaflex 265 and screw the...
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A campervan needs a way for warm, damp air to leave at the top. Here is how a roof vent, a 12 V roof fan and a roof window with...
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Condensation forms when warm, humid air meets a cold pane. Double glazing keeps the inner pane warmer, and ventilation removes the moisture. Here is how to combine both.
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The best campervan window depends on where it goes: push-out for airflow, sliding where nothing may stick out, a tint to match your light and privacy needs, and a cut-out...
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Acrylic campervan windows are a sound, everyday-secure choice when they are properly fitted and locked. Here is an honest look at strength, locks, privacy and the habits that matter most.
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Fitting a campervan skylight comes down to four things: the right cut-out, a roof thickness within range, careful surface preparation and a continuous bead of Sikaflex 552 AT. Here is...
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