Caravan Layout Glossary
Understanding caravan layout terminology helps you make informed buying decisions. This glossary explains common terms you'll encounter when browsing floor plans, from bed configurations to bathroom layouts.
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Fixed Bunks
Permanent bunk beds, typically for children, that do not require conversion.
French Bed
An angled fixed bed positioned diagonally in the caravan, typically accessed from one side.
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Mid Washroom
A bathroom positioned in the middle section of the caravan, typically in a corner configuration.
MTPLM (Maximum Technically Permissible Laden Mass)
The maximum weight a caravan is designed to carry including all passengers, cargo, and fluids.
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Transverse Bed
A bed running across the width of the caravan rather than along its length.
Twin Singles
Two separate single beds rather than one double, typically in rear bedroom layouts.
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Popular Caravan Layouts with Stock
End Washroom
191 available
Fixed Double Bed (Corner)
45 available
Transverse Island Bed
38 available
Fixed French Bed
17 available
End Kitchen
13 available
Rear Island Bed
8 available
Fixed Bunks (Rear Corner)
7 available
Twin Single Beds (End Washroom)
5 available
French Bed and Side Bunks
2 available
8ft Wide Island Bed
2 available
Twin Fixed Single Beds
1 available
Side Dinette (End Washroom)
1 available
Frequently Asked Questions
Our layout glossary explains the terms used to describe caravan floorplans, from fixed beds and end washrooms to island beds and twin axles.
Understanding these terms helps you find the right caravan layout for your needs.
An end washroom is a bathroom positioned at the rear of the caravan, typically offering the most space for a separate shower, toilet and basin.
It's one of the most popular layout configurations.
An island bed has a fixed double bed accessible from both sides, usually positioned in the rear of the caravan.
This layout is popular with couples as it makes the bed easier to make and access.