The overall layout is very luxurious which is to expect from Coachman – the usual parallel seating at the front (for converting to a second, larger double bed, as needed), mid’-van kitchen and washroom facilities, and bedroom at the back. 

Sit on the seating, though, and you’ll soon feel the more comfortable support of internal springing. Converting to a double bed involves pull-out slats. The kitchen is split between the main unit along the offside mid-‘van area and a 153-litre fridge/freezer across the corridor. The latter is the latest Dometic 10-series model, with a rather clever opening action for the doors – they can hinge either way

Back at the main kitchen area, there’s a Dometic full cooker (dual-fuel hob, separate oven and grill), accompanied by a sink in matching black. There’s space to its left for the plastic add-on drainer and – if you still want worktop, there’s a flip-up extension. A Daewoo microwave sits above the hob, with two lockers to its left. Lower-level storage comes from three drawers and locker, with slide-out chrome baskets. A solid door off the kitchen is the entrance to the washroom area (in turn, a sliding door to shut off the bedroom completes the privacy).

It makes for a room with plenty of changing space, as well as a part-circular, all-plastic shower cubicle, complete with Ecocamel showerhead. Also in here is a Dometic toilet, with a frosted window and locker above that. The central fixed basin has a more solid feel to it than many, supplemented by an illuminated mirror with a shelf above and a locker below.

Washroom details include a neat little fold-out hook for hanging clothes, a heated towel rail (part of the Alde system), two double hooks and a towel ring. Diagonally opposite to the shower is a generous, angled wardrobe.

Sliding back that door reveals the bedroom. You’ll get good daylight and ventilation (when needed) thanks to the Heki Midi overhead and just the single wide window.

The bed itself is extendable (maximum dimensions are 1.88m x 1.37m), with drawer units and ledges to either side. Three lockers are over the padded headboard area, plus there’s some high-level shelving.

Alde’s “wet” central heating also means constant hot water. Look closer and you’ll see Coachman uses a thinner bore pipe (not generally used by UK caravan makers) – it means a slight weight reduction, too. Another minor detail, but if you want a pointer towards Coachman’s attention to detail, just note how the breather pipe for the feeder tank at the back of the wardrobe is pegged neatly to the wall.

Features

Alde wet central heating & hot water system
Innovative scratch resistant FENIX worktops
AL-KO Active Trailer Control (ATC) system
Dometic oven, fridge and swivel toilet
AL-KO secure wheel lock
New LED awning and offside service lights

With generously proportioned kitchens and well-planned living spaces which you’ll enjoy spending time in; the laser is truly a special range that stands out from the crowd.

Extras
Motor Mover, Duel Wheel locks, Hitch Lock, Gas Cylinders, 4m Vango Air Awning, Wastewater container. Cleanwater Container. 

There are also a few other extras to be discussed at the point of sale

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Please note, the video above is an example of what we have for sale and not the exact caravan however it is identical in every way. Please contact us for more information.