Open and airy class B's

NoVa RT wrote:

I like light SOOO much. I have to be practical too so I guess that I will have to make some space on part of a wall for some taller closet and cabinets for hanging clothes etc.

Keep in mind that many live more "out of" a Class B than "in" one. You can step outside to take in the view or engage in various outdoor activities. In hot weather, many people keep the curtains closed (and/or add reflective material) to keep the unit cooler. Think carefully about giving up inside cabinets for windows that you might not use in the same way as in a "sticks & bricks" house.

I don't know how much I will be in the van..... maybe alot on some days. BUT... with regards to the weather. The purpose of living on 4 wheels to me is the ability to go where the weather is best.... if I have to be somewhere I need alot heat or air conditioning..... then.... that is no where I am going to go. If I can't have the windows open for fresh air.... then I am not going there. I understand a cold snap.... or a hot snap with weather extremes for a day or so.... that happens.... or rainy days..... I expect that.

but generally..... I am only interested in places where the weather is lovely for THAT time of year. and I will make my plans accordingly.

I don't have any responsibilities.... I don't have to be anywhere... for anything or anybody. so why not follow the good weather. lol

So.... I need to think about how best to balance the closets and windows.
I do need both.... but how to best do it.

Thanks for your reply.