We don't live in our van all year round but we do use it as often as possible. Winter precautions are to keep water in a container inside the van when there is a possibility of freezing conditions, keep the heating ticking over all the time and allow ventilation from windows when possible to avoid condensation. There are numerous posts on this site regarding using caravans during the winter and what precautions to take.
I think the reason so many people read your post but didn't reply was that its quite unusual to actually live in a caravan over winter. Most people on here probably use their van for holidays etc but not actually living in them permanently.
As for any advice, my thought's would be insulate everything, check on which gas your using (cant remember which but one of them doesn't like cold temperatures)
have heating on permanently if possible, but definitely at night.
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Quote: Originally posted by shaggy2000 on 21/10/2015
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I think the reason so many people read your post but didn't reply was that its quite unusual to actually live in a caravan over winter. Most people on here probably use their van for holidays etc but not actually living in them permanently.
The main reason there are not many answers is that this question has been asked so many times on here that folk get tired of answering
All you have to do is a quick scout around the forum or use the search button and you'll find hundreds of posts on this subject