RogerThat
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Ok, back again.
There's nothing under the other seat base (the first seat base contains the fresh water tank, water pump, water heater, etc) and although I use this area to store bottled water and other bits and pieces, I'd never noticed before I took this photo... Swift.. What the hell were you thinking running water pipes like this?!
What's that all about?!???
Anyway, the ducting then runs across the back of the rear seat base (you can just see it at the top of this photo) and connects in to the last outlet vent, like so.
Hmm... warm bottled water anyone?
Oh!
I nearly forgot!!
Another gotcha!
The 'chimney' for my Carver gas heater, you know, the flue pipe that goes up the inside of the wardrobe and out the roof. This one.
You'll notice in that photo above that the flue pipe in not inside one of the wall clips anymore. The reason for this is because due to the electric fan motor / heater assembly being quite large, I had to give the flue pipe some more slack in order to go 'around' the fan heater.
Thankfully a simple fix, simply move the clip on the wall
So that's about it I think, all done!
Some finished photos for you.
And the other side.
Extra wide angle purple-carpet photo especially for @Anthea M
There's nothing under the other seat base (the first seat base contains the fresh water tank, water pump, water heater, etc) and although I use this area to store bottled water and other bits and pieces, I'd never noticed before I took this photo... Swift.. What the hell were you thinking running water pipes like this?!
What's that all about?!???
Anyway, the ducting then runs across the back of the rear seat base (you can just see it at the top of this photo) and connects in to the last outlet vent, like so.
Hmm... warm bottled water anyone?
Oh!
I nearly forgot!!
Another gotcha!
The 'chimney' for my Carver gas heater, you know, the flue pipe that goes up the inside of the wardrobe and out the roof. This one.
You'll notice in that photo above that the flue pipe in not inside one of the wall clips anymore. The reason for this is because due to the electric fan motor / heater assembly being quite large, I had to give the flue pipe some more slack in order to go 'around' the fan heater.
Thankfully a simple fix, simply move the clip on the wall
So that's about it I think, all done!
Some finished photos for you.
And the other side.
Extra wide angle purple-carpet photo especially for @Anthea M