Travel with your salon

The Hobby Landhaus caravan differs from the outside from most caravans. It is neither a slightly curved hood on wheels nor a super aero car of the latest generation. However, it is large and angular. And even its roof, protruding beyond the outline of the body, evokes associations with home.

Inside, we can also feel like a house, at least a summer house. However, the furnishings do not fit this term - very tasteful furniture in the color of light beige wood interspersed with a brown finish with silver handles are associated rather with a high-class apartment.

This impression is enhanced by lighting. LED strips are located both in the upper and lower parts of the ceiling cabinets, additionally, spotlights are installed in the kitchen and bathroom parts. However, let's not forget that there are also large ceiling lamps in the caravan.

During the day, we should also not complain about the lack of light - wide windows stretch almost through the entire caravan. Should it be a nuisance on hot and sunny days, you can use cassette roller blinds that provide protection against both the sun and insects.

914 centimeters on two axles

The Landhaus model is available in only two versions. The 770 CFE version has a bathroom part separated by a folding door (with a wash basin, toilet and shower). This model has two full-size double beds (one transformed from a couch).

A new model is the 770 CL model, the bathroom part of which is completely separated from the glass shower enclosure. In this model, the double bed has been replaced with two single beds. The second, double, is the same as in the 770 CFE version. So, both caravans can sleep four adults.

Most of the other parameters and equipment in both variants are also the same. The full length of the caravan is 914 cm, with the interior length being approx. 730 cm. The standard permissible total weight is 2,300 kg (it can be increased by 200 kg).

Good standard, great option

As standard, we will receive not only a spacious interior and high-class furniture. We can expect that in the caravan we will also have water heating (in the kitchen and bathroom), Truma fan heating, a 50-liter clean water tank, a 22-liter waste water tank (portable) and a 140-liter refrigerator (with a 12-liter freezer) . Added to this include, among others LCD control panel with information on lighting and the amount of water in the tank.

We can get even more for an extra charge. The additional equipment includes, among others leather upholstery, a box-spring bed with 7-zone foam mattresses placed in a wooden frame, and a Pioneer sound system consisting of a DVD / MP3 player, remote control, four speakers and a subwoofer.

It's not everything. We can buy an electric oven, extractor hood and microwave for the kitchen. We can also have a 14-liter gas boiler, as well as an external water connection. For those who would like to take care of their thermal comfort, the manufacturer has provided the possibility of retrofitting the caravan with air conditioning, underfloor heating and "ordinary" heating with thermo-circulation. Lighting can be controlled by a remote control.

For a Landhaus without any additional "goodies" you have to pay about 21,500 euros in Poland. Although it is not a low price, the product we get for it seems to justify its amount.