360 tour of an Skarosser

[Peaky]

This is a look at the inside of an Skarosser 6 s
If you click on the red button over the bed, it opens all the cupboard doors etc.

Enjoy

http://www.panowelten.de/HTML5/wohnkabi ... sen_1.html

[rubberrat]

Thats some fancy stuff isn't it.
A couple of things I like on this over ours... That 'warm' wood - we have light Scandanavian style.
The mirror on the fridge - must see if Dometic to that as an aftermarket add on. And the window in the back door.
Ours has an extended kitchen (and corresponding shorter seat) to accommodate 4-burner hob and full oven.

I have to say, that from a marketing point of view, having a 360' video done is a really good tool.

[Sheriff]

I like the locking catches on the overhead cupboards. Ours doesn't have them for some reason, though it does on the big cupboard doors. Had to clear up a litre of olive oil and broken glass from the floor on return from our last trip. It's on my todo list.

[zildjian]

Odd, I'd seen this before but a very long while back and I'd quite forgotten it existed,

Sherrif if your's doesn't have those locking cabinets I'm positive you can add them yourself, we have an ironmongers alongside us here at work I could go and take a look if you like its no bother,
mine also has a light pine finish but does have a mirror,
(although TBH not sure the wisdom of having someone applying
HIGHLY INFLAMABLE hairspray with the burners on behind her



do look good though new don't they,






ie not lived in

[Peaky]

Mine has the mirrored fridge & rear window to the door, but does not have the window or extractor above the burner
The timber is the same finish though & I've also only got the standard cupboard catches. It isn't really a problem though as we keep everything in baskets, so as avoid the falling out problem

[Sheriff]

Yes, it does look good, ours is a tad more scruffy. We have the light Norwegian wood (isn't it good?) effect and an oval mirror on the fridge door. I like the extractor over the hob, that shouldn't be too hard to fit. For the cupboard latches I was thinking of something like this:-


Cheapish, easy to fit and doesn't require drilling holes through the doors. http://www.caravanstuff4u.co.uk/door-lo ... atch-.html Zildgian, thanks for the offer - have you seen anything more suitable?

As for keeping everything neatly organised in baskets, nice idea but we operate more on the stuff-everything-in-at-the-last-minute-wherever-it-will-fit principle.

[Peaky]

We find the basket idea great as you can simply lift out the entire contents in one go & have a right good delve / sort out & then just pop it back into the cupboard

[zildjian]

The latch mounted on the inside of door (obviously)



https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/produ ... P4CEKYrMBM

Then the knob & Rosetta
obviously you have a little 'keep' for that latch to lock over, (its just a little section or right angle)



https://www.google.co.uk/shopping/produ ... PEBEKYrMAg

look smart and very functional

[Sheriff]

Thanks Zildjian, they look a good match for the existing catches on other doors.

[zildjian]

If you need a more detailed image let me know and I'll picture mine