a sail track for securing the supplied awning
canvas. Then, it’s a matter of rigging up a few
awning poles and guy ropes and fitting the
supplied front canvas wall. A draft skirt and
awning sides are standard, too.
There are speakers, LED lights, a rear-mounted
spare wheel, an electric step for easy camper
entry… and even an electric door. Yes, just
press the button on a fob and the door will rise,
DeLorean-style, on gas struts.
SLIDE-OUT SHOWER
A special shower base slides out from the rear
offside. Just lift a hatch from inside, slide out
the base, and zip the supplied privacy screen
into position.
The neat thing is, this is almost a full bathroom
that doesn’t add to the length (or significantly
to the weight) of the camper – and the shower
water still drains to the grey water tank. Zipping
on the bathroom screen is, probably, the fiddliest
aspect of the entire camper. I wondered if a future
version might instead use press studs or – better
yet – have the screen as a permanent attachment
that folded out with the hatch and shower base.
However, such is the elegant nature of
this camper that, were it possible,
it would probably have already
been done.
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