Advice on what tiling van to purchse

[Ian]

You can fit 8x4 in a swb vivaro but it has to go diagonally. As far as I'm aware, the transit swb is able to fit them straight in. So that makes Swedish Mike right, the transit is a better van. God that was painful to admit! The vivaro is better looking though!


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[mac mclaren]

Hi Dave very nice van is it the LWB or SWB?

 

[macten]

Bigger the better. Amazing how fast you can out grow your van.
I have a Vivaro and couldn't cope with any smaller.
Not unless you are called Phil Hobson - whose van is the exact opposite of the TARDIS. His stacking and storing method must be seen to be believed and is ingenious!

 

[Gazzer]

Bigger the better. Amazing how fast you can out grow your van.
I have a Vivaro and couldn't cope with any smaller.
Not unless you are called Phil Hobson - whose van is the exact opposite of the TARDIS. His stacking and storing method must be seen to be believed and is ingenious!

What smaller inside than out ?

 

[prceramics]

What smaller inside than out ?

Its a really massive van but when you open the back its like a car boot lol

 

[Tony73]

looks like VIVARO no 1 choice

 

[macten]

What smaller inside than out ?

Exactly that!

 

[Peter]

Definately better getting the bigger van. Got a Transit Connect myself and it just about fits all my tools in it, although need the towbar and roofrack for sheeting or bulky loads. Would go for a SWB Transit next time I think.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

:lol::lol::lol: Just read this Nick

 

[Plumbing Tiler]

I have a Transit Connect Swb and it just about fits everything in, great little van but I do need a roof rack for 8x4 sheets though, I believe that the Connect Lwb high roof has a folding front seat and bulkhead cage that will then allow you to fit 8x4 sheets inside, might be worth a look?, but if you can afford a full size Transit then the bigger the better I guess, you WILL fill it up!