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Quote: Originally posted by Lilylily on 08/11/2011
... My caravan is my craft workshop and I can do a couple of hours per day in it ... I need heat and warmth.
Your further comments above, greatly help to clarify your intentions, as the original post seemed to imply (IMO) that you wanted to heat the van while 'stored' on your drive, a practice I don't think is great due to un-necessary condensation.
I can't see your plan being a problem as your using it; as Jeff has mentioned it's akin to using the van anyway I suppose. The van will be naturally 'vented' as you enter and leave during the course of the day, but I'd still consider maintaining a comfortable and relatively low heat.
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Paul
Every day's a school day!
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Topic: Caravan house hook up
