Hymer B534DL (1 Viewer)

[peter21]

Hi All
We are thinking of changing to a Hymer B534DL, this is a 2017, 7 metre, model, with a rear lounge and drop down bed over driving seats. Has anyone any experience of this vehicle or layout? We are a retired couple , planning trips mainly in France and Spain.
Thanks in advance
Peter

 

[StitchesnFluff]

You’ll notice a difference from your Concorde

 

[Compactliner]

tnis is one of two Duomobil models by Hymer....the B634 is a meatier beast.
being a DL the 534 is slimmer and lighter...but it is certainly smaller and the lounge is compact and the kitchen is also a lot smaller....
certainly look closely at both models....this might help

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[Neilfg]

We looked at these and were quite excited by the 534 but the interior was too compromised especially the kitchen and lounge, managed to compare them side by side very handy. If you like that layout then have a look at Frankia I680Plus and I740Plus models, Dethleffs and LeVoyageur used to do something with similar layouts

 

[Compactliner]

...or the Carthago Liner For Two...

 

[Larry and Mel]

We have an

Hi All
We are thinking of changing to a Hymer B534DL, this is a 2017, 7 metre, model, with a rear lounge and drop down bed over driving seats. Has anyone any experience of this vehicle or layout? We are a retired couple , planning trips mainly in France and Spain.
Thanks in advance
Peter

We have an Older 544 with the rear lounge layout and much prefer it to the mid table concept. Seem to have more room to relax (as in stretch out) and enjoy occasional company. Enjoy the road. Cheers

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[Theonlysue]

My only concern is if its a right hand drive, there is no window to look through when pulling out, especially if you're driving in europe. I think its designed as a left hand drive vehicle.

 

[Lafant]

We have a Duomobile 534 2017. We like the layout. There’s a lot of storage space. Some quality issues. A leak in the garage ( a vertical seal on the bodywork).

Unfortunately, it’s off the road till end September at the earliest as it failed its MOT on a left indicator fault.

 

[pandas]

My only concern is if its a right hand drive, there is no window to look through when pulling out, especially if you're driving in europe. I think its designed as a left hand drive vehicle.

We much prefer a right hand drive even though most of our driving is in Europe. Why, because we also use it in the UK which has a much greater vehicle density on the roads.

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