In the picture it's above the driver door of a T5, which is what it is designed for. It fits above a Ducato sliding door with a couple if inches either side. It just sticks on to the bodywork above the sliding door. Trust me. It's one of the best extras I have bought for my van.
I had something similar on my Autocruise...I agree
I thought same.. I think that photo is from Kirvan website and fitted to front cab doors and not the sliding door.
On my Globie.As you have a Globecar, I assumed it was a picture of that, as my Chief Engineer used to say "one should never assume"!
Now it could be because I don’t like popcorn but, what’s the popcorn inference all about? I don’t understand it.Awww don’t leave us, as soon as I saw the title of the thread I thought.. ‘popcorn time’
Other threads for popcorn time are on:-
Dogs… fur monsters v fur babies
Pvc or motorhome … rally the troops
Toilets … multitude of poo related views
Waste water disposal…. Devils v angels
Immigration… The Sun v Guardian
Youngsters… waste of space v grandchildren
Law and order… UK doomed v progressive chia seeds
And many more to get wrapped around the axle.
On the plus side, if anything does actually get wrapped around your axle the site is great for technical expertise and tips and some lovely positive people as well , which is what we all need now!
I had the same thought as you once but ate popcorn through the pain and managed to remain .
Oh god I’ve mentioned Remain…..
Russell's Dad. Quick question please.. are both end the same.. it looked to me in product pictures one end was shaped.. if so easy enough to cut. Cheers.
It's rubber. You can make it any shape you like.
That would irritate me as I'd miss out on the smug delight of lying in bed with a brew watching an early riser setting off to endure self-inflicted pain.
That's because in real life he's a cowardy-custard!
No, you get your
out and settle down in a comfy chair to watch then ensuing entertainment! 
what do you mean by an ( EARLY RISER ) should be ashamed of yourself . reminds me years ago on honfleur Aire France standing in the queue at the bread van 9am all men me the only women & a English couple was having nookie but the springs on the m/h was going in tandem with them talk about embarrassment the guys was having a good laugh that was the last time a when for a Baguette
We have a two lists of where everything is so we can quickly scan them, the first gives the location of the locker and what is in it (useful when packing for a trip so we can ensure we have everything in it) and the other which is the items groups in type order (eg water, electrical etc) with the items in alphabetical order and the locker its in (not every single item is listed but for example 'hose attachments' are all in one tub.We do but the multiplicity of outside storage lockers means we forget where stuff is stored and have to look in all of them. It's an age thing.
Just imagine sitting in a cinema idly popping snacks in your mouth watching, not strictly restricted to popcorn.
Oh if some day it should happen that a victim must be found, she's got a little list.
Gruissan and Mailleraye-sur-Seine and park next to them, they won't pack up and move pitch 
Bob.
& leaves the lights on.
That's because in real life he's a cowardy-custard!
What is AB-Normal about a PVC. I think this whole discussion is ridiculous.
... hope it's not too loud or there will be complaintsAnyway, time I got more popcorn ... I've got a nice caramel flavoured pack somewhere!
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Ive never considered any van bodied camper to be a motorhome. To me a motorhome was a coachbuilt body .. everything else i called a camper van and i still do despite having owned loads of van bodied campers and 7 coach-built motorhomes. I currently own 2 van bodied vehicles 1 camper and 1 soon to be camper.
It's quite easy really ...from outside close the door by sliding it along and pushing it in from the rear ....just a click then.They might read this thread, so why don't you tell them? (No need to tell me because I'm always quiet and considerate!
tell her to crack a window open slightly, doors (amongst other things) close easier when the air can escape.Ive never considered any van bodied camper to be a motorhome. To me a motorhome was a coachbuilt body .. everything else i called a camper van and i still do despite having owned loads of van bodied campers and 7 coach-built motorhomes. I currently own 2 van bodied vehicles 1 camper and 1 soon to be camper.
They may not go in and out more but they certainly make more noise when they do thats a fact .
Having spent 6 weeks with a vw camper parked right next to me i can hear everytime jackie goes in and out her van ....the 6.30am slam really does my head in. But I can bet if you asked her she doesn't hear me going in and out of my PVC ....because i have a normal motorhome door on mine
Jeeso thats like military organisation. Is your husband quite so anal or does he jist do as he's told
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