I think that is a great layout. You are not sleeping and using the lounge area at the same time, so bringing the bed down over the lounge is fine. You do want access to the toilet whether it is during the day or night and having access to the kitchen at night is great for midnight snacks. Having that very large garage with the tall bit would also be very useful and putting the wardrobe in some of the space at the back was a great idea as well. Wingamm do something a bit like this actually, they give an option of a single bed at the back or a massive garage going all the way up to the roof. Wingamm also do a better bed arrangement I think. Wingamm interiors are also miles better, but Wingamm are pricey.

I like it. It's not the usual "built for a family of 4" thing that is so annoying when it wastes a lot of space on things two people or a solo traveler just doesn't require. It looks very livable. Not the greatest thing I've ever seen in that size range - that would be the American (or Canadian made, I think) Leisure Travel Wonder with its unbelievable queen-size folding bed - but looks like a really solid option even for full timing.

@brightondude9327

5 жыл бұрын

Leisure Travel Vans are indeed Canadian.

Nice layout but no cooking facilities other than two burners, hmm..

@VanlifewithAlan

Жыл бұрын

That is normal - one can take three burners as an option!

is that a car licence van or a bus licence??

@VanlifewithAlan

Жыл бұрын

Under 3,500kg, so a normal car licence will do!

@toeknee5464

Жыл бұрын

@@VanlifewithAlan thanks for the reply 👍 I could be 2 hours on Google and still not get an answer u know

@VanlifewithAlan

Жыл бұрын

@@toeknee5464 I do my best. In general, one can assume that every vehicle I show on this channel can be driven with a car licence unless I say differently. I might not mention that a vehicle is on a gross vehicle weight of 3500kg - I think I always say if it is over!

Fsr better off with a carado i339