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  • JVB66
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    edited February 2016 #34

    Have a look at the new Bailey Pegasus IV range at the "latest" take on upholstery 

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  • ADP1963
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    BB. I think you have the wrong information on caravan seating,our Luner Delta has sprung upholstery,my guess is that most highend range caravans will have this.

     

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  • ADP1963
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    BB. I think you have the wrong information on caravan seating,our Luner Delta has sprung upholstery,my guess is that most highend range caravans will have this.

     

    I have a Clubman so I think we are talking the same upholstery

    Write your comments here...You are correct,that's why as you said it is heavy.

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  • Tammygirl
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    Do caravans need the heavy safety tested seats that BB has in his and many other MH 's. A couple of comfortable high backed relax seats is surely what is needed, no need for the safety requirements as they will only be sat in once parked up.We often thought
    of converting the front end of a caravan ourselves, but we moved to a motorhome 3 years ago. If we did go back to a caravan though we just might give it a go.

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  • Tammygirl
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    ...TG, yes it could be done with any 'relaxer' but i bet you'd have fun getting them through the door....Happy 

    ..Laughing Ikea flat packedWink then
    assemble them once inside, mount on a swivel base, see we have been thinking about it. Or buy a van with one big front windowTongue Out

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  • ADP1963
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    edited February 2016 #44

     Once again horses for courses ,that's what makes a forum like this good.We can all learn a little from each other,it is not a question of who is right or wrong.Maybe we can enrich our present way of holidaying from others.

  • KjellNN
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    edited February 2016 #45

    2 Ikea Poeng chairs with footstools?

  • Tammygirl
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    edited February 2016 #46

    2 Ikea Poeng chairs with footstools?

    ...exactly, great mindsWink

  • geoffeales
    geoffeales Forum Participant Posts: 322
    edited March 2016 #47

    Some good ideas thanks folks. we have two iKEA peongs so may try next trip. If no good they can always stay in the awning! Happy caravaning

  • JayEss
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    edited March 2016 #48

     Once again horses for courses ,that's what makes a forum like this good.We can all learn a little from each other,it is not a question of who is right or wrong.Maybe we can enrich our present way of holidaying from others.

    There is no right and wrong, you are absolutely right.

    There is nothing I'd like less than armchair type seating. 

  • Wildwood
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    edited March 2016 #49

    I wonder if manufacturers ever read these pages? If so ladies and gentlemen, I am convinced that there's a serious market for a two-berth with fixed double or two single beds and two proper, comfortable
    seats. My old back can't cope with a whole evening on the bed-settee! Come on chaps, I'm sure it's possible?

    Not sure this is easy without a comp,ete redesign of the front end. Manufacturers usually house the water heater and fuse box here as the bench is common to all models. The redesign would be costly so the only answer would be the beds at the front and the
    lounge further back. Not sure if there is the demand for doing that.

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