Motorhome Salvage & Spares
Old motorhomes never die - they just get recycled! John Sootheran discovers a thriving industry that's great for the planet, and your wallet
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Old motorhomes never die - they just get recycled! John Sootheran discovers a thriving industry that's great for the planet, and your wallet
A tweak to your kitchen extension can increase the available surface area and make it more adaptable, too. Here, we show you how
A motorhome toilet system that uses grey water to flush, lets you know when it is full and automatically empties through a hose has...
Choosing the right hook for your motorhome makes all the difference, says Tony Brown
Tony Brown has a neat answer to the coaxial conundrum
Here's how to install a roof-mounted air conditioning unit
Air conditiioning is pretty much essential for summertime touring. John Sootheran discusses how to select and fit the right unit for your needs
Sammy Faircloth looks at some of the gadgets and gizmos on the market that can help to enhance your touring experience
Whether you need to keep in contact with workplace computers, or you just want to stream online content at speed, Julian Allen has the...
Our guide talks you through the key points you need to consider when you're looking to choose the best solar panel for your motorhome
Simple projects can add a great deal to the comfort of your motorhome. Here we show how to build a detachable armrest for the...
Upgrading your lighting to LEDs can make a world of difference to your motorhome's interior. Sammy Faircloth has tips on what to watch out...
All you need to know about curtains and blinds for your motorhome. Sammy Faircloth reports.
Install these systems to control heating and ventilation, and monitor gas consumption, for all-year touring. Nigel Hutson shows you how.
Getting in and out of your motorhome is easier with a grab handle, says Tony Brown.
Need extra electricity to drive a pump or run emergency lighting? Construct this simple unit, says Sam Coles, and you’ll have 12V wherever you...
Motorhome kitchens usually provide plenty of cupboard capacity, but simple DIY improvements can make better use of the space, says Tony Brown.
Your motorhome's electrics are essential to its functioning, but mains power is potentially dangerous. Sam Coles discusses the role of circuit breakers.
If you are tired of poor-quality door and locker catches that wear out too quickly, it's simple to make your own, says Sam Coles.
Check temperatures and power usage with these handy sensors, says Nigel Hutson.
Windows in some older motorhomes can be difficult to repair or replace, says Sam Coles, but this simple DIY project can extend their operating...
In our series of everyday fixes for your motorhome, we show you a simple solution to make it easier to access your dining table.
Sammy Faircloth explains why it's important to have your motorhome refrigerator serviced regularly, and how to get the best from your fridge.
Manoeuvring the toilet cassette to the disposal point should be easy, but not everyone finds it a stroll. Techno Tom Bedworth has a simply...
Gentleman Jack gets ready for infotainment as he upgrades his motorhome with a satellite dish.
Gentleman Jack explains how to fit a gas tank to your motorhome as he upgrades his own Bailey Advance.
Gentleman Jack shows how he's upgrading his Bailey Advance motorhome with a solar panel.
Sammy Faircloth outlines all you need to know about leisure batteries for motorhomes
Fit this simple battery back-up unit and you can forget about resetting the clock on Alde's control panel, says Nigel Hutson
Never underestimate the importance of fire safety in your motorhome; here are some tips from Tony Brown to help you stay safe in your...
Leaky tap? If it's dripping or damaged, follow Practical Motorhome's expert step-by-step guide, and fit a new unit in your ’van quickly and easily
Follow our handy guide to toilet chemicals and you'll soon be a pro at keeping your motorhome's loo clean, fragrant and fully functioning –...
Love having your home comforts on your motorhome holidays? Make sure you understand your power requirements before hitting the road, urges Diamond Dave
Fitting LED lights to improve the ambience in your motorhome is quicker, easier and cheaper than you might imagine – read more in our...
Want to warm your ’van remotely? Yes, really! Practical Motorhome's resident DIYer Nigel Hutson shows us how to fit this system, in easy-to-follow steps
Instead of getting a freestanding table out for every meal, reader Michael Crook built a folding dinette table for his motorhome for less than...
Do you have a damaged washroom floor in your motorhome? Don't despair – Donna Garner explains how to repair a cracked shower tray yourself,...
Practical Motorhome's expert Gentleman Jack explains what to do if your motorhome's water filler and filter breaks in this DIY running repair
Practical Motorhome reader Tony Brown shares this tip on how to make a wine glass holder for your 'van, to protect your glass in...
Propane, butane, Calor or LPG – Practical Motorhome's workshop expert Diamond Dave explains the types of gas and debates the best camping gas to...
Find out about the different batteries in your 'van and how to keep them in top condition, with Practical Motorhome's technical expert Diamond Dave