Awesome! Thank you!

everything you need would be available fro Magnum Motorhomes, just have a good dig through the 'water and plumbing' category.

Most of it came from Magnum Motorhomes to be honest, but most campervan supplies sellers will sell most of this type of thing, prices can vary though so shop around and remember to include shipping to total.

yeah, not happy at all with drains, also the tank sits downhill slightly to the front so may cut new hold at front end and pipe from there yet. thanks for watching.

try this: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/372371947873 regards.

No, not at all. I have used both methods on several trips and it works well. it is dependant on the non-return valves operating correctly of course so another option it is replace these with the JG 1/4 turn isolators and manually change from one to the other as required if placed appropriately for easy access somewhere in the van. hope that helps.

it is a shurflo.

The Whale is just pressure fed from the water mains but it is my understanding the whale socket limits the pressure to 2bar max. to be honest, it seemed a great idea at the time and does work perfectly but 18months into our travels and have not actually used it once yet?!?!? based on that I'm not sure I would do it again, although it does work and the idea is sound. hope that helps. good luck with your build.

Yes, works exactly as anticipated but have actually found spend most of time 'off grid' so actually only used it the once so far, so although a great idea would actually not do it again on 2nd van to be honest. if you spend alot of time on campsites then it is perfect though.

HI, presumably you mean the breather pipe? if so then as the tanks are underneath and they have air vents in the top there was no need to fit the breather pipe. this only applies I think to internal water tanks. So if I overfill the tank the water comes out of the air release holes on the top of the tank and straight to the floor. hope that helps and that I understood the question OK? regards.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 Thanks. Yes you explained that very well. So you isolated the breather line from the Fiamma water inlet? Have you run any test on that, trying to overflow the tank? That will make a great video. :)

Did you just use a push fit to attach the smooth side as well as the 15 mm pipe

the connection on the CAK tank is 15mm so I simply used a 15mm push fit coupler straight onto it. hope that helps, best of luck.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 yes thanks very much

Yeah! I 'm not convinced either to be fair, if it proves an issue I will replace with bigger outlet pipe on the waste tank. thanks for your comment and kind words.

thanks for the comment and your kind words. I don't think there are any legal requirements regarding drain taps other than the common sense ones of not protruding out to catch a pedestrian and things like that. You will find you will be governed by the location and height of the outlets on your tanks as to where and how low these taps go and water does not, generally, go uphill! you could of course fit a small pump to pump the water out if you wanted to hide the taps up underneath the van out of sight. Good luck with your build and thanks for watching.

If you have not already, find a channel called 'Ladi & Margaret' as he has done something interesting with his drain taps.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 I have been watching this build from the start, it's been brilliant, Thanks for the advice man, much appreciated.

yes, that's right. it fits snugly over the Fiamma water inlet with a jubilee clip to secure and the same on the CAK tank

As the CAK tank has air vents in the top of the tank, there was no need to run a vent tube.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 brilliant thanks

Hi Nick, thanks for the comment. I have been very busy over the school holidays with the kids, mostly in the van so it has had a real good 'shake down' so to speak. Will be back on it soon and the van tour will be one of the first things to do although I do have some small upgrades and changes I want to make following the shake down as well. regards.

Thank you! Cheers!

search this number in ebay: 372371947873

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 thank you so much :)

For anyone else reading. If you buy the shurflo accumulator instead, it comes with that connector in box.

certainly. it is the fiamma one. much better quality than the 'standard' thing you find on ebay etc. only thing to search is the hose pipe adaptor and can be found on eBay quite easily.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 thanks for that

internal dimensions are 970 x 680, however I did not realize when I bought everything that the sink hangs off the back of the toilet a long way so if you had a different sink arrangement and the back of the toilet touched the back wall it would be 860 x 680. toilet and sink and shower tray all came from magnum motorhomes if that helps. it was not their 'kit' but got as separate items. shower build videos coming very soon, just finishing off the tambour door and then will compile everything.

Thanks@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 much appreciated info.

Balance the pressure

@@gbwildlifeuk8269 Oh, I see. I have a shurflo pump and don't use one 🤷‍♀

It supposedly stops the pump from constantly pulsing on and off y allowing expansion in the system. hope that helps. perhaps try without, if you find the pump coming on by itself in the middle of the night then consider fitting one.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 Hi there, well I don't have one on and have never had that issue, so was wondering why it was necessary 🤷‍♀😏

it came from CAK and is just water fill hose. hope that helps.