On my recently acquired van is a 4m Fiamma roll-out awning, and in amongst the many bits that came with the van is a safari/privacy room kit, basically walls to turn the roll-out roof into a "proper" weatherproof awning with walls.
I've not put this up yet, but I've just realised that doing so would put the vents for the fridge inside said awning. Leaving aside any problems of the awning getting hot, this clearly isn't a problem whilst I'm on electric hook up and the fridge is on 240v, but what about when it's on gas?
My inclination is to think that the cooker isn't flued so that must put it's small amount of CO into the van itself. The fridge can't use that much gas and any awning is far from air tight, therefore shouldn't be a problem, but does anyone have a more authoritative view?
No one will be sleeping out there.
Incidentally, anyone with one of these safari room kits care to comment on how quick & easy they are to put up? They look like a bit of faff from the instructions!
I've not put this up yet, but I've just realised that doing so would put the vents for the fridge inside said awning. Leaving aside any problems of the awning getting hot, this clearly isn't a problem whilst I'm on electric hook up and the fridge is on 240v, but what about when it's on gas?
My inclination is to think that the cooker isn't flued so that must put it's small amount of CO into the van itself. The fridge can't use that much gas and any awning is far from air tight, therefore shouldn't be a problem, but does anyone have a more authoritative view?
No one will be sleeping out there.
Incidentally, anyone with one of these safari room kits care to comment on how quick & easy they are to put up? They look like a bit of faff from the instructions!