Caravan Layouts...

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surveyor

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18,143 posts

191 months

Sunday 8th June 2014
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A topic mainly for ChrisGR31, but feel free to contribute. 6 berth , with 2 permament bunks, and a singe side dinette that converts to bed + bunk above + end washroom

Our is a Sprite Quattro FB



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hornetrider

63,161 posts

212 months

Monday 9th June 2014
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Good thread. Kind of like 'Show us your interiors'.

Here's our layout - Burstner Belcanto 525TK.



Just some library images for ours I'm afraid.

This is the child's end which we can close off.



Dinette/kitchen area





We chose it so we could rope the young 'un off at bedtime and still have access to the main door to the awning and the loo without going past her and waking her up.

Engineer1

10,486 posts

216 months

Monday 9th June 2014
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We are looking for a similar layout to the one above but in a light small van, So who is doing a van with bunks one end, fixed or "pop up" then a double at the front? Who are producing good small light vans?

Chrisgr31

13,743 posts

262 months

Monday 9th June 2014
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Thanks Surveyor very helpful, if I recall correctly yours is twin axle.

The Burstner I think is single axle? Is that correct?

hornetrider

63,161 posts

212 months

Monday 9th June 2014
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Yep.

Rosscow

9,013 posts

170 months

Tuesday 10th June 2014
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Mine is identical layout to Surveyor's but it's an Ace Jubilee Equerry.

Slightly different in certain areas (front windows for example) but other than that the same.

crikey

1,700 posts

218 months

Tuesday 10th June 2014
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Series 6 Bailey Pageant Bretagne



Library shots:





ETS: missed the end bathroom bit, soz.

surveyor

Original Poster:

18,143 posts

191 months

Tuesday 10th June 2014
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Rosscow said:
Mine is identical layout to Surveyor's but it's an Ace Jubilee Equerry.

Slightly different in certain areas (front windows for example) but other than that the same.
Yep. I'm fonder of out upholstery over some others (we keep it covered due to a dog), but our front window is one piece, and we suffer for that...

Chris - we also looked at the single axle layout. The twin was better value for money, more space, the car would tow it, fuel consumption similarly st, so a bit of a no brainier.

Cotty

40,311 posts

291 months

Tuesday 10th June 2014
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Engineer1 said:
We are looking for a similar layout to the one above but in a light small van, So who is doing a van with bunks one end, fixed or "pop up" then a double at the front? Who are producing good small light vans?
Autocruise.

dirty_dog

676 posts

183 months

Thursday 26th June 2014
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Dealer special van but based on an Elddis Emperor 630 with this layout.


therealpigdog

2,592 posts

204 months

Tuesday 8th July 2014
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Engineer1 said:
We are looking for a similar layout to the one above but in a light small van, So who is doing a van with bunks one end, fixed or "pop up" then a double at the front? Who are producing good small light vans?
We have a 2007 Bailey Ranger 550/5 which works for us. Kids room at the back works great for us. Sorry, no pics as on my phone.

Chrisgr31

13,743 posts

262 months

Tuesday 26th August 2014
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Right finally got round to taking pictures of ours, it's a 1984 Dethlef 5 berth, Bunk beds at the rear, single bed/table on one side and double / sofa at the front. There is a bathroom with shower, however as there is no water heater its only used as a toilet.