Corinium FB/DUO

I have owned my FB for four years and despite the rear overhang I have never had any issues, Its just something you have to be aware of.
More attention is needed when manoeuvring as the sharper you make a turn the further the rear end kicks out, but again I’ve had no mishaps and you soon adapt.
The rear wheels cannot be removed without first taking the wheel arches off ( three screws ), this may have been changed/updated on later models but best to check, not that it’s complicated.
As BB has mentioned 3500kg std could be an issue, I went for the 4000kg upgrade.
Ensure the draw below the wardrobe ( FB only ) nearest the bedroom door is shut securely before driving off,  otherwise it will open resulting in a lock out.
The bed is quoted as being 6’ 2” in length. If you are near this height then carefully Check this out for suitability, most people don’t sleep with their head against the headboard !
I have moved the position of the bathroom towel holder as it just gets in the way, also the soap holder is the same in my opinion.
If ordering new tell them you want two TVs throwing in, one for the lounge and bedroom. I did and the sales man didn’t batter an eyelid replying no problem ( maybe I was just lucky  ) he did offer the smaller size Avtex but my request of the 22inch was agreed.

Overall I love the van and if you’ve been in one i don’t need to mention the internal benefits. I’m due to change this year and I will probably order a another Corinium.




Niall

Congratulations .... We should hopefully be as excited as you soon 




Niall.