A wooden veranda next to a camper or mobile home gives a dry entrance and room for a table outdoors. In the catalogue a 2 x 8 m veranda with a roof and a wooden floor starts at €4,800 excluding VAT. Before ordering, the height, the supports and how long the camper will stay in place have to be decided.
A camper or mobile home often stays in one place for a whole season or several years. A wooden veranda by the door is then useful. It gives a dry entrance, room for shoes and a table outdoors. Still, a veranda next to a camper differs from a veranda next to an ordinary house, because a camper is not a structure with foundations.
A veranda next to a camper gives a dry entrance, room for shoes and a table outdoors. The floor height is matched to the camper door, and if the camper may be moved one day, the veranda stands on its own supports. The catalogue has a 2 x 8 m veranda with a roof and a wooden floor. Documents should be checked with the site owner or the building authority.
The catalogue has a 2 x 8 m wooden veranda for a camper with a roof and a wooden floor. It is narrow and long and runs along the side of the camper. Such a veranda starts at €4,800. The roof protects the entrance from rain, and the wooden floor is level with the entrance.
Prices are shown excluding VAT.
The length of the veranda is usually chosen according to the length of the camper or mobile home. The width depends on what will happen on the veranda. A veranda two metres wide fits the entrance and a small table. A family dining table needs more space. Choosing the size in general is covered in the article what size veranda to choose.
A camper door is usually higher than the ground. To make entering easy and safe, the veranda floor height is matched to the door threshold. If the floor is high, steps and railings are needed. That is why accurate measuring on site cannot be replaced with rough figures.
It has to be decided whether the veranda will stand on its own supports or be connected to the camper. If the camper may be moved one day, the veranda must be a free-standing structure. The supports are chosen according to the ground. Foundation types and frost depth are covered in the article foundations for a veranda and extension.
The roof protects the entrance and windows from rain. A mono-pitch roof that leads water away from the sides of the camper is a common choice. Polycarbonate keeps light in the camper windows, while an opaque covering gives shade on a hot day. A comparison is in the article roof covering for a veranda.
If the camper stands at a campsite or in a garden community, the rules of the site owner or the community come first. If the camper stands on the owner's own land, it is best to ask the building authority about the veranda, because the answer depends on the structure, its size and how long it will stay there. A general overview of documents is in the article does an extension need a building permit.
With this information an idea and a rough price can be given. After that a craftsman comes to the site, measures it and prepares a 3D sketch. How this works is described on the page how it works.
If the veranda floor is above the ground, railings help people hold on and protect children from falling. Steps need equal step heights. In the evening lighting at the door and steps is useful. If the camper has electricity, the position of the light is best decided together with the veranda design.
A veranda next to a camper usually holds a table, chairs, shoes and umbrellas. The roof protects them from rain, so less dirt gets inside the camper. A long veranda can be divided into two zones. One is the entrance, and the other holds the table. Such a layout is best drawn in the 3D sketch.
If the camper stays in place over winter, the veranda is prepared like any other wooden veranda. Leaves are cleared, furniture is stored somewhere dry and the gutters are checked. More on this in the article wooden veranda care.
A wooden structure can be taken apart and put together elsewhere if it is planned as a free-standing structure. This is best agreed when ordering.
Yes. The principle is the same, only the dimensions are adapted to the particular home and its entrance.
The veranda in the catalogue is 2 m wide. That width suits the entrance and a small table. If the veranda needs a dining table for several people, a greater width is chosen.
It can. A side wall or lattice at one end protects from wind and gives privacy when other campers stand nearby.
Delivery depends on the distance to the site, so it is calculated separately for each order.
It can. A longer veranda can continue past the end of the camper and form a separate seating area with a table. In that case the roof and railings are planned along the whole length, so that both parts look like one whole. The length also affects the price, because more material and more supports are needed.
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