Carbon monoxide is invisible and odourless, deprives the body of oxygen and can cause serious injury or death. This guide is designed to help you to understand the law and protect you and your family, guests or tenants from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Using Wi-Fi in your static caravan is becoming a standard requirement for many of us, but it can pose some problems. This quick guide is designed to help you get a secure and reliable connection to the online world from your static caravan.
Attracting off-peak bookings to your holiday home can prove to be a challenge. Here we have compiled a few tips that can help you keep the bookings coming in when the days shorten and the sun goes in.
Preventing bed bugs in your static caravan or anywhere else takes more than a protective nursery rhyme. The good news, however, is that in reality it only takes a few simple measures to ensure that your static caravan stays free of these stubborn pests.
Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) near your holiday home can present a real problem. This plant is highly invasive and can grow at a rate of 10 centimetres per day. It can quickly take advantage of weaknesses in building materials, paths and roads to become a serious threat to the integrity of your holiday home.
Outdoor lighting for your static caravan can be an excellent addition to your outside space, making it safer and even more enjoyable. Whether you are thinking of adding some atmosphere or just trying to improve visibility, here are a few things to consider in choosing the right system for your circumstances.
St. Ives on the Northern coast of Cornwall is an internationally-renowned holiday destination and UK treasure for good reason. Bathed in the relatively warm waters of the gulf stream and enjoying a quality of light that has attracted artists and holiday-makers from the UK and beyond for many years, this charming fishing town has much to offer.
When weary travellers arrive for that well-earned break, it is good to think that the perfect welcome hamper is what greets them in your holiday home. A well-crafted welcome hamper can sometimes mean the difference between a pleasant but one-off stay and repeated custom and great reviews.
Now is a good time to think about deep cleaning your static caravan, especially if it’s been heavily used over the summer. If you let out your static caravan to guests, a regular deep clean will help to reassure people that it is safe to stay in your accommodation.
It is a good time to review fire safety in your static caravan, as many of us head back out to enjoy a much-anticipated break. This quick guide is designed to help you relax assured that you are as safe as can be and enjoy your valuable time in your static caravan.