Caravan roof hatches come in four common sizes. The smallest is a 355mm x 355mm standard vent hatch, and the biggest is a 960mm x 655mm large skylight, with 400mm and 660mm to 700mm options in between. Getting the right...
Caravan air conditioners are picked by your van's length and the size of the hole they need in your roof. Most caravans need a power rating between 1.7kW and 3.5kW: a small pop-top under 15ft needs 1.7kW to 2.2kW, a...
A caravan clothes line for your awning is sized by your awning's length in feet, not a small, medium, large scale. Fixed wire lines are made to fit one exact awning size, usually somewhere between 13ft and 19ft. Clamp-on lines...
A caravan solar panel is typically 1.0m to 1.6m long and 0.6m to 1.0m wide, with common wattages running from 100W to 200W per panel. Most caravans use one panel in that range, or two to three panels wired together...
Choosing a new mattress or planning a bedding refresh for your van starts with one deceptively tricky question: what size is a caravan bed? Unlike household beds, caravan and camper beds rarely follow a single national standard. Manufacturers trim length...
A camping table is one of those bits of kit you only notice when it is the wrong size. Too small and the plates, stove and drinks fight for space. Too big and it swallows half your boot or annexe....
Getting your jerry can sizes and dimensions right can make or break a long weekend on the tracks or a Big Lap around the country, which is why measuring your available A frame space, holder opening, and remaining payload is...
Getting your caravan water tank sizes and dimensions right can be the difference between a cracking Big Lap and a trip cut short by a dry jerry can at a free camp. Water is heavy, under-chassis space is tight and...
Getting the right caravan annexe matting sizes and dimensions makes a genuine difference to how comfortable and usable your campsite feels. Standard caravan awnings in Australia measure between 2.4m and 2.5m wide arm to arm, and your mat needs to...
