Fitting a Woodburner into a Caravan - can't be very different for a Motorhome - http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv/2016/0...-your-caravan/
Fitting a Woodburner into a Caravan - can't be very different for a Motorhome - http://www.woodlands.co.uk/tv/2016/0...-your-caravan/
A young radio ham in my town I got to know when he was training for his test had a good sized motor home with woodburner. The van was an ex UPS delivery vehicle and well converted but the wood burner was a nightmare, for safety you need to keep some distance and no matter how careful you are, in the 'small' space of a motor home you will get a build up of grime on everything.
Burning propane gives off condensation but I'd rather deal with that than the muck all wood/multifuel burners will give off. I can fully understand the romantic notion of sitting in your motor home listening to the gentle crackle of burning wood but...as I age the realist in me comes to the front
He's sold the motorhome and got a flat.
Richard
South Wales UK
In scandinavia people park their caravans for the winter and use propane for heating. Caravans here are normaly insulated quite well, so condensation is not a problem.
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We have blwon air for heating running on Propane in our Motorhome; does the water for the shower as well