Glass windows comes with the fly screen You shouldn’t worry ab insulation at all in such a small space And also acrylic windows scratch soo quick and the most important is to look through acrylic and then look through glass :)
Anyone know is there some sort of a conversion kit to use on an older t5 (04) so that it might accommodate the newer style of radio fixing as shown in this video? Thanks.
I just don't understand why everyone uses timber to frame it. I got a different brand and theres no mention of making a frame in the instructions. I'm just afraid to cut my hole out and not know the depth of timber frame to make😂
Every model is made for a certain roof thickness. E.g. 23-60mm. So you need to make a frame to create that thickness, the rooflight sandwiches the wood together. At least that's how I understand it😅
@@hannevb5983 Ye I've mine done now a while. Took a bit of thinking lol.. in basically needs to match up with your own ceiling what ever depth that may be
I wouldn't worry about security because if someone wants to break in, then they will do. Also, a bonded glass window adds torsional rigidity to the vehicle, as with the front windscreen which adds 34%.
Curious if you do anything to insulate over the wooden rib things. Are you attaching your cabinates etc to the wood or somehow through the insulation to the metal ribs. Cheers
HI Sam, thx for the video. How are you after that year with the ductape adaption of the roof? Would you stil reccomend this? and why do you write that forced ventilation is just for caravans? were thinking to get one with forced ventialation for our ducato since we bring a lot of humidity inside due to sports and wet dog....
Thanks for info about other site who sells them cheaper, but as @willyskipper said it's a scam, they add VAT on top of the listed price. Even if it's still cheaper than elsewhere I wont use them because of these practices.
Hi Sam. Did you know about Elddis's idea of Winterising a motorhome. We have a 2019 Elddis 155 Supreme. Last January we headed to Glenmore near Aviemore. We weren't concerned about low temperatures as our van has this winterising pack fitted (see my channel 'Glenmore in Winterwonderland'.) Needless to say everthing that could freeze - did! The most it got down to was minus 4 or 5 degees c which isn't a lot. With what looks like bubble wrap on each tank stuck with duct tape and not one hint of pipe insulation it's no wonder we had trouble. Waste water outlet pipe froze first then the washbasin waste, then the kitchen sink waste and then the cold water from the tank stopped pumping through. We managed with bottled water and a seperate outside waste tank that we poured sink water into. We had to wait for the weather to warm for it all to eventually thaw and start working again. God, when it all thawed out it felt like sheer luxury lol. I'm a retired plumber and used to sorting bursts and insulating pipes so you can imagine how frustrated I was. I felt helpless. Your kitchen sink waste pipe goes down in a big dip. This will be holding water that can freeze. It needs clipping flat to the bottom of your van floor. But you may then find bad smells come wafting from the tank as the dipping pipe is acting like a trap. You can't win unless you pop the plug in the waste in the sink. Ours are the same. On the Elddis production line who ever does the plumbing on these vans must have absolutely no idea at all. The pipes go up and down everywhere. Do this in a house and you'll have problems. Elddis are getting away with murder. There are supposed to be two heaters in the side of the tanks. We had these turned on. I don't think they work. The van is out of warranty which is annoying. We'll probabley be going again next January (gluttons for punishment) Thanks for the video.
Hi Sam, thinking of replacing my ariel with a DAB one, would you need to remove the headlining to get at this or can you access it once the light is removed? thanks
Does anyone have any tips on how to get the light off? The clip things aren't moving at all and I really need to get the light off. There's loads of sand in there from the previous owner
100% agree with your three points. The Trigano Tribute 550 layout is almost perfect & it includes all the points you make. I’d also add swivels on the cab seats for comfy arm chairs & not just bench seating that is also the bed.
Hey there! I have a very annoying problem: I bought the Micro Heki and before installing it, I already mounted the inner frame with fly net (because I couldn't wait to see how it looks), which was really stupid because now I can't get it off. Is there a way to take it back out?
It will be interesting to see what you do with the roof if you plan to do a video since it looks like it will be different to the ply and batten sections ripped out from the previous thin profile version and you already have a thicker floor.
Sweet thanks you, am doing my first camper up with no experience at all , so should be fun , I wanted to do a video build of it but av not got the right voice for tv haha
the best one is the sliding kitchen from the back of the driver seat you literally have a sitting area, a chopping board, a storage and a slide out kitchen all in one just place an awning at the sliding door you can even cook outdoor during light rain
Yes, this was useful, thanks. I've just fitted my water tank and now no water from the tap 🤦♀🙄. Given it's -1 outside, I the tank is frozen. I'd not heard of this item but might have to invest, although the cheapest one now is £125 😳. For some reason, there are no sizes listed on the different versions which might have been handy to know 🤷♀🙄