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Motorhome Types - Fixed Roof Panel Van
Motorhomes come in all shapes and sizes, delivered to the marketplace by many manufacturers in many countries. These vehicles however are generally categorised as either a panel van (vehicles that use the original body of the van) or a coach built (using a purpose built habitation area, mounted on a suitable chassis).
Using a Fixed Roof Panel Van is a natural way to create a leisure vehicle. The creation of a Fixed Roof van is often referred to as a conversion vehicle and is a common starting point for the DIY builder. Consider the DIY motor home builder attempting to build a coach built vehicle and then fix it to a chassis - an impossible task without large scale manufacturing equipment and skills.
Perhaps the main problem with fixed roof base vehicles is that they are not tall enough to allow full standing room. This is to be expected as the vehicle was not originally designed to be lived in, but to transport goods. Another problem is the width of the vehicle will be narrower than a coach built, again limiting the use of the vehicle as a habitation area. Design has to be very innovative to maximise use of the limited space.
Motorhomes based on MPV's (multi purpose vehicle) are growing in popularity and are another style of fixed roof van. These vehicles enjoy car like driving characteristics and very efficient economical fuel consumption. They are appropriate for first time motor homers who may struggle with driving a vehicle of truck style dimensions. The high priced base vehicle however generally leads to a high priced end product.
The advantages to Fixed Roof Panel Van motor homes are multiple. These vehicles are generally easy to drive, easy to park and easy to garage. They fit where many coach built vehicles will not. Most of these type vehicles have large side sliding doors allowing large items be moved into the van, for example to transport bulky items such as furniture. These are ideal vehicles to do your own motor home creation and often can be started at a minimal cost.
There are however some downsides such as single glazed windows losing heat in the cooler times. The lack of standing height can be very restrictive - consider cooking, shaving, dressing etc in a seated or crouched position. Storage space is usually at a premium also.
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married over a yr. Yet hub. keeps personal items like computer @friends and motorhome. nothing of his is here?
i have no access to this motor home where he spends his day. The motorhome was purchased as a family vacation type vehicle. But it is parked where he he works (rents a yard)and he keeps EVERYTHING he owns there. He has a few clothing items here at our home, a coffee cup, bar of soap etc. He also keeps his lap top and file loaded up in the back seat of his truck, rather than bring them into the house. This cannot be normal. Should i demand he moves in or assume he is having an affair? I have wondered why he will have company visit him there rather than here. He also comes home late sometimes 1 or 2 A.m on a regular basis.
You've put up with this for a year? Why?
No, this is not normal, it is no where near normal.
If he wasn't ready to move in with you, then you shouldn't have gotten married.
He needs to either fully commit to your relationship, or you need to get a divorce and move on
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