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Glossary A-Z of Motorhome Terms
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Fanmaster
Trade name for a specific type of blown air heater. Sometimes used as a generic term for such systems.
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Fibre Glass
A form of plastic material commonly used for exterior body panels. Also known as GRP or glass reinforced plastic.
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Fifth Wheel Trailer
Form of motor caravan connected by means of a fifth wheel coupling,also treated as an RV
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Filon
The trade name of fiberglass sheet often used in the lamination of RV panels. Manufactured by the Kemlite Company, Inc.
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fit and finish:
Generally refers to the level of quality in which a motorhome is constructed. A manufacturer who utilizes advanced manufacturing processes able to build components to smaller “tolerances”; the result higher level of fit and finish. Consumers will notice everything fits well and has a quality level of finish -- upholstery, cabinets, driveability
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Fiver
Another name for fifth-wheel RV
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Fixed roof
A type of motorhome where the base vehicle roof remains unchanged from the original after conversion
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Flame Failure Device
An FFD ensures any gas escape is kept to a minimum if a flame goes out accidentally
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Floorplan
Interior design of a motorhome. Where furniture units are placed in relation to each other.
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Flyscreens
Mesh fittings for windows doors and roofvents, to keep out the bugs.
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full hookups:
campsite that offers water, sewer, and electricity
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Full Service Pitch
Pitch with individual fresh and waste water, electricity and (sometimes) TV connection
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Full Timing
This is where a motorhome or caravan is used as a permanent dwelling. Some insurance Co do not insure this type of risk
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full-timer:
A person who travels and lives in a motorhome most of the year.
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