climbing up. see #22
Can't do that on a Hymer, skylight fully open only about a 4" gap all round.
How about one of these:
No, not possible on a Hymer.How about one of these:
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Yes originally I used to go up and tilt the panel but this year we were facing the opposite direction. I'm going to fit removable pin hinges on each side so it can be tilted either way
Wouldn't slot through the gap so you can reach the nearest panel?No, not possible on a Hymer.
Rooflight fully open in this pic.
I don't have 2" thin arms, what about the other two. Easier to carry a ladder.
You don't need to get your arms out with a long flat brush, the one I posted is just an example of what's available, as for the others, stick your arm out of the central rooflight between them ... mind you, would your table support your weight?
Cheeky git I'm a Motorhome driver regulation 75kg, probably lighter than you having seen some photos.You don't need to get your arms out with a long flat brush, the one I posted is just an example of what's available, as for the others, stick your arm out of the central rooflight between them ... mind you, would your table support your weight?
Ooooo ... you little (fat) liar!!!!Cheeky git I'm a Motorhome driver regulation 75kg, probably lighter than you having seen some photos.
You need to have a good memory to tell porkies ... you said you're 76kgs on the other thread!!! 
I've had a dump since then.Ooooo ... you little (fat) liar!!!!
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will be interested in seeing finished article. This is my version using the hinges you suggested and some hydraulic struts lying around.Yes originally I used to go up and tilt the panel but this year we were facing the opposite direction. I'm going to fit removable pin hinges on each side so it can be tilted either way
I like this. We've not got a garage, so the side poles for our Lillypad Windblocker poles are stored inside. I've 3d printed a nice holder for them and they are secure out of the way. But the springs inside the poles rattle like crazy on the move!When we had our PVC, we were stuck for storing the long poles for our Fiamma safari room, so I bolted a couple of lengths of black 4" underground soil pipe and capping's under our van across ways.
One stored the Fiamma poles and the other stored litre bottles of spare fluids, like engine oil, anti-freeze, loo fluid and the like.
Did the same sort of thing for the litre bottles on the bike rack of our present van until I found a new home for the bottles on the rack under the van.
No that's because like everyone we carry a washing machine, e-bikes, spare cassette, spare wheel, paddleboard just like all normal Motorhomers..... and THAT is why you need a 4.5t van.
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