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What is the thoughts on this trend.Its nothing new as people have been converting busses forever.Having owned a Cl.A in the past for 16 years,I'm intrigued whit doing a bus conversion. For my retireme...
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jshupe wrote:
Lots of campgrounds require RVIA certification. So if you want to stay in campgrounds, you might want to rule a conversion out.
As long as you do your research and then construct it properly there’s no problem getting it certified.
BTW, the requirement is NOT RVIA certification, the standard is NFPA spec. Just read the fine print on any RVIA label, it quotes the req’d spec, RVIA are just the certifying body. Kind of like on a S&B home, the building inspector signs off on it, but the building code is the spec. to be met.
