The living area of the RV with a corner sofa, an electric fireplace under a wall mounted television and violet cove lighting

Toy hauler

Everything in here does two jobs

A fireplace and a garage in the same vehicle. The back wall folds down and turns into a deck.

So the page refuses to move in one direction either.

Scroll and the two halves of the screen go opposite ways. It is a slightly annoying way to look at a vehicle, which is exactly what it is like living in one.

The corner sofa facing an electric fireplace with a television above it — The fireplace, indoors

A full height stainless steel fridge and freezer beside the worktop and sink — A proper fridge

The bedroom with a made bed under overhead lockers and violet cove lighting — The bedroom

A full shower cubicle in the bathroom — A full shower

The rear garage with a bench that folds down into a bed — The garage, or a bedroom

The rear ramp lowered into a patio deck with a railing and a screen door — The ramp, or a patio

The dinette table and chairs beside the sofa with the window shades half down — Dinner, or an office

The living area again from the other end — Back where you started

Two halves, two directions

The same space, twice

Garage to bedroomBenches fold down into beds

Ramp to patioRear door drops into a deck

Dinette to deskTable and four chairs

Photographs of a vehicle never show you the turning circle.

Which is the real problem with an RV listing. You cannot tell from a gallery whether two people can pass each other in the corridor. In the 360 below you can just stand in it and look.

Not a photo

Stand in the middle and turn round

Drag to look, or keep scrolling Walk the whole vehicle

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