That’s what we did in our last van. Having bunks at the back, one converted to a small ( kids) double and the van had double dinette. Have so much flexibility when we had granddaughter with us or if just myself and wife. Even the lower rear bunk was long enough for me. Putting the front together as a double took minutes and my wife did it whilst I took dogs out for last widdle.
Following on from the above couple of comments, you could also find one with 2 singles behind a door? You sleep at the front on the pull out? The advantage of this layout is that if you add a TV in that area the kids now have their own very usable space, plus the single beds will be more usable longer for them, bunks are typically tiny.
The lower bunk in our Sprite would take me at 6ft 4in although not fully stretched out. But the upper bunk had a weight limit. Can’t remember what it was as we never used it and removed it to gain a bit more payload. But it was geared to a child weight.
We brought a Bailey Ranger 460/4 with the same bed i slept on the outside i am 6ft 5in and my feet dangled and my wife on the inside with no problems and we kept it for 5 years .
I can see your problem but as a couple we are both about 5' 6'' so not a problem. Possibly your best solution is to make up the bed from the front lounge, which gives you a far longer bed, but is more work. Sometimes being short has its benefits.
C&CC and CC do not have any network of dealers. Highly unlikely another dealer will do warranty work on a caravan purchased elsewhere as they get paid a pittance by the manufacturer for warranty work and they priortise their own customers..
There are taps to turn off the as to individual items usually on the floor under the cooker. If you have this problem it is probably best to turn he cooker valve off at night.
Another option is to remove the knobs however correct me if I am wrong, surely the gas will not switch on or ignite if the hob lid is closed?
This is true on hobs made now but it is a very recent innovation and many caravans do not have this. The flame failure device should prevent a problem for almost everyone else, but you may not want to rely on it.
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Nice looking caravans. There's a strange contrast on the Conquer and Elegance Grande info. There you have caravans with comforts akin to a nice home, and they are pitched on a lonely gravel beach with four people who look as if they have starred in "Castaway" or 'Treasure Island". Is that Ben Gunn I see? What dream are swift trying to sell?New Swift 2024 Line Up as follows for this dealer exclusive
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Not much changes to the Challenger, washroom is slightly updated, and there is now a NEW Command Control Panel, which we wanted but can't have it all as a deposit is now placed for the Challenger Grande 670 SE
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You need to understand there are two ways that faults with new caravans can be managed. The first is through the manufacturers warranty, and the theory of these schemes was that you could approach any dealer in the scheme to have faults covered by the manufacturers warranty. But the reality is as others have said, most dealers are reluctant to undertake warranty work unless they sold the caravan.
If fitted by a third party an aircon is probably about £1750 and comes with a 3 year warranty. From a dealer except to pay silly prices.
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