How Much Does The House Weigh On The Wheels

Russia in the quarantine does only the first unreliable pieces. A few years ago, the largest manufacturer of automobile and caravans in Europe, Hymer even opened a mission to Moscow, but later left the Russian market with nothing. All vicious lack of decent roads and road infrastructure. Most importantly, the financial well-being of the Russians is far from glorious, revealing the laconic phrase " put to better times " . The purchase of movable property is differently comparable to the purchase of a decent apartment.

This assertion is in a direct sense a family couple from New Zealand who, by hand, transformed the unfaithful type of British Bedford truck into the most real wheel anchorage. It is true that only two towers in the rear of the car house are mentioned in a structured way. But when the parking lot raises the hinges over the trailer's roof and the cubic rig, lays the side walls of the van and turns out in the whole paint of the towers, the medieval fenthesis is in front of the eyes.

Fabulous home on wheels Full automobile and no power connection. All necessary energy is produced by solar panels installed on the roof and, in addition, gas and heat from a small kiln are used to heat water. The rainwater from the roof leaks into special tanks fixed under the truck.

The author of the project and the real slave and builder of the same person was the father of the Justin Sisen family, an education engineer. He's been thinking literally every little thing. There's a living and lunch zone inside the house, a full kitchen, because a young family with a little kid likes to cook. The sliding worm over the cab contains a cozy bedroom. Upper roof, the tart line turns it into a simple summer terrace with a gamax. Here at Yola's request, Justin's wife, is installed and the bath is right in the open air. There's a toilet in the left tower, a shower in the right. At first sight, the useless corner or niche is filled with original built-in movable and rotating lockers and shelves with lighting, where all family things are conveniently and undetected. The need for a mobile home in Cisin's family came out of an accident. Yola's a circus air gymnasium, and most of the time has to be spent on gastroles.

The Irish Enthusiastes Group, led by John Walsh, decided to combine its love for popular traditions with business and redesigned a 30-year-old caravan in the village pub in 2014. It took four months and Euro20,000 for all teams.