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on one side and a good-sized shelving unit on the
other. The door design helps with the spacious feel
of this extra-wide caravan, because its handles are
recessed, giving flat fronts to the cabinetry. The
freestanding table gets its own small cupboard
beneath a ledge that’s set up for a flat-screen TV.
Washroom If I’d just walked into this washroom
★★★ and out again, I think it would have
been a five-star winner. There’s a full-size shower
cubicle with its own mirror, and this also has an Alde
radiator and a hanging rail, so it could form a great
drying space in colder weather. The vanity unit
Above: The opening
panoramic roof window
lets loads of light into the
comfortable living area,
which adjoins a very wellequipped
kitchen
Right: The shower cubicle
has a radiator in it, a
rather cosy arrangement;
the transparent basin
looks very stylish, but is
impossible to keep looking
pristine once you use it
around the swish transparent basin is smart and
practical, with another mirror behind it. There’s
space for toilet rolls in the cupboard beneath and
plenty of shelves for bottles, hidden behind the
side cupboard doors. The room even comes with
its own toilet brush. What’s not to like?
Living inside for a week, however, highlighted
a few limitations. There is space to walk past the
basin, for example, but I found there wasn’t quite
enough room to take off a wet coat easily. A few
more inches could have made all the difference.
And that lovely basin may look great when it’s dry,
but it shows every drip if you try to use it.
Overall impression
★★★★
This is a great,
practical caravan
for two, and should
also work with four
on board. The 2.45m
width makes it
especially spacious
inside, but there’s
a decent-length
drawbar, making it
remarkably easy to
handle on the road
for its size. Just be
aware that you may
need extra-long
towing mirrors.
More information
www.adria.co.uk
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Scottish Caravans & Motorhomes winter 2017
www.scottishcaravansandmotorhomes.co.uk