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andrew bazeley
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Seem to be a lot of Andrew/Andys etc! (See my "DAB Radio string).
Just thought I'd share my thoughts and joy over the Gore-tex liner from Brandrup. We put one in when we first got the van, and are so glad we did (although a bit pricey). It means you can sleep up in the roof in almost all weathers, which we always do, as it then leaves the "ground floor" free for light sleepers or early risers to make a cup of tea or get changed without disturbing the snoozer upstairs.
The liner can stay folded down when the roof is dropped, which apparently helps to keep the mattress dry. In fact, if you keep detaching it from the velcro, it eventually weakens the glue holding the strip on to the roof frame. If the velcro strip does come away (which ours did), stick it back on with double-sided carpet tape - it seems to do the job better than the original glue provided.
Just thought I'd share my thoughts and joy over the Gore-tex liner from Brandrup. We put one in when we first got the van, and are so glad we did (although a bit pricey). It means you can sleep up in the roof in almost all weathers, which we always do, as it then leaves the "ground floor" free for light sleepers or early risers to make a cup of tea or get changed without disturbing the snoozer upstairs.
The liner can stay folded down when the roof is dropped, which apparently helps to keep the mattress dry. In fact, if you keep detaching it from the velcro, it eventually weakens the glue holding the strip on to the roof frame. If the velcro strip does come away (which ours did), stick it back on with double-sided carpet tape - it seems to do the job better than the original glue provided.