I just saw an article claiming a lorry trailer conversion is a first in the UK. It isn't.
They claim they have built something unique. They have not.
They claim they have created a livable space. I sorely doubt it.
They are raffling the liability for £20/each. I wouldn't.
They claim they have built something unique. They have not.
They claim they have created a livable space. I sorely doubt it.
They are raffling the liability for £20/each. I wouldn't.
For the avoidance of doubt:
Lorry/trailer conversions are as old as lorries/trailers.
Nothing unique about it, and only getting 4 berths into 44ft, does not bode well for the planning.
No images of any insulation. No spec.
There are no residential pitches for that.
And...
Lorry/trailer conversions are as old as lorries/trailers.
Nothing unique about it, and only getting 4 berths into 44ft, does not bode well for the planning.
No images of any insulation. No spec.
There are no residential pitches for that.
And...
Any day now it's going to be an imprisonable offence to so much as stop that thing on the public highway, or in a layby, or at an appropriate motorway services...
And it's already not possible to put it on a site for more than a few days unless it's residential.
So..
And it's already not possible to put it on a site for more than a few days unless it's residential.
So..
You couldn't pay me to take that on.
Genuinely.
I wouldn't give you £20 for it, even if I owned land (you're never getting planning permission, believe me there).
It's like a new bullshit wowee-conversion article comes out every week.
Genuinely.
I wouldn't give you £20 for it, even if I owned land (you're never getting planning permission, believe me there).
It's like a new bullshit wowee-conversion article comes out every week.
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