Abstract: A recreational vehicle, mobile home or the like having several appliances therein which generate heat and/or gases, such vehicle incorporating an integrated venting system. The venting system includes cool air inlets in a lower portion of the vehicle body and a common warm air outlet in another portion of the vehicle body located at a level above the cool air inlet. Means are disposed between the air inlet and the warm air outlet for confining the flow of air and causing such air flow to pass in contact with or in close proximity to the appliances and/or outlets therefrom whereby to remove heat and/or gases from these appliances as the air moves from the air inlet to and through the air outlet.

Abstract: The single room interior space of a compact motorvan for most daytime living converts quickly into three private compartments by simply opening a set of dual function folding doors (movable partitions) exposing a toilet and bigger than average shower stall area (latter doubling as coat closet) and at the same time forming a central compartment, thereby automatically creating two more private compartments in front and rear. The kitchen facilities located in the central compartment, opposite from the toilet and shower/coat closet area, are used when the doors cover that area from view. This central utility compartment is always available for active use and never occupied by seats, table or beds. The four seats in the instantly creatable front compartment rapidly convert to two, wide single beds, with ample space between them for quick exit or access to the central privacy compartment.

Abstract: A recreational vehicle has a dining area including a table mounted above the floor with a storage compartment being provided in the floor with at least a substantial part of the storage compartment being positioned below the top of the table. An access cover for the storage compartment is removably disposed over the entrance to the compartment, the same being positioned directly below the table top to allow access to the storage compartment from either the front or the rear relative to vehicle. The table includes a first leg mounted in or on the floor and adapted to support the table top at a point adjacent one end thereof. A second leg is detachably secured at its upper end to another point on the table top and at its lower end to either one of a spaced pair of points on the floor adjacent the entrance to the storage compartment.