Swivel seats

[witzend]

Will86 - 2019-02-16 12:18 PM

Certainly ... but it was Monique who muddied the waters with her many different titles,

But surely easy to understand without the need for criticism

 

Will86 - 2019-02-16 12:18 PM

The name fits America because most things are RV size

 

Does size really matter in RV's

[Derek Uzzell]

The ‘fault’ is Monique’s for using “RV” and (apparently) not understanding that UK motorcaravanners normally apply this specifically to motorhomes built in the USA.

 

Motorhome-type terminology is lax in the UK motorcaravanning community and what Monique seems to be saying is that it is not appreciated by some forum members that there are basic differences between a ‘coachbuilt’ motorhome and a tin-box ‘camper’.

 

This doesn’t work too well either, terminology-wise, but it’s undoubtedly the case that the narrower a motorhome’s cab is (‘coachbuilt’ or ‘camper’) the more likely it wil be that swivelling the cab-seats will present challenges.

 

This is so blindingly self-evident, that it’s irrational to argue over it. It would be like choosing to argue over whether two Great Dane dogs in a motorhome would take up more or less space than two Yorkshire Terriers.

[monique.hubrechtsgm]

That is correct Capt Steve. The marking on the rail from front is 2 cm. I use typex white. For the specialist the pedestal is mass product. But the swivel and the seat comes from Faurecia italy. And is of splendid construction and can comptete whit aguti. No need whatever to put on anything else on it.

[monique.hubrechtsgm]

No witzend it does not matter what size, as long it is fit for purpose. But most RV do not use the space, and want just to explore their status, and a fiat on the rear, and are not still satisfied.