We are thinking of buying a new Eriba but are baffled by the fabric colours. The stock colour comes as London but I can't for the life of me find anything on Hymer/Eriba web pages that shows the colours.
Can anyone who has recently bought new advise me of the colours and names or better still put a photo up of the fabric you have chosen
Many thanks

Most of the fabrics are shown in the 2021 Eriba brochure which can be downloaded from here:

https://www.eriba.com/en/service-and-acc.../brochures.html

The standard fabric 'London' doesn't feature although IIRC it's been standard for some years. Why we have one that's not shown in the UK brochure defies logic.

One point to mention is that you may find that to get a reserved spot in the production programme your favoured dealer will have ordered stock vans with the spec. already settled. If you opt for one of those you may not get all exactly as you'd want it, but it'll arrive a lot faster than a factory order with exactly what you want that will have gone to the back of the queue.

depends on which range you wish to buy.

60th edition vans come in Cusco or Janeiro: Cusco is a light biscuit colour whereas Janeiro is a biscuit weave with a dark brown thread making it a much darker colour

check out the eriba website for colours of the standard (non 60th edition or rockabilly variants) : page 16 shows the colours

https://www.eriba.com/en/service-and-acc....html?file=2600

There's also this page https://www.eriba.com/en/models/caravans...ric-carpet.html but still no 'London'.

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This is London. I have it in my 2017 and as above it would appear it is still available but not in the brochure.



Colin

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Hi there. Welcome to the world of confusion that is ordering an Eriba! We've just been through this as well. It seems that in Europe the fabrics don't have to be fire retardant. In UK they have to be so we are limited to three; London, which as already been posted is a greyish colour ; pico which is the same as the German pico; and Brighton which is listed as Fayon! We had to prize the info out of the dealer, piece by painful piece.
I'll try and attach a photo of Fayon/Brighton and Pico.
Good luck. Next on the list of fun things to do could be : try and find out why there are 12v lights but no battery (it's extra); if there's an option of multi function seating what's wrong with the original (they're always fitted, apparently ); what do the included water bottles look like? (I think it's confidential); can I have a storage space in the floor(not with the posh brakes) ; if I don't have the posh brakes can I have the storage in the floor (not if you have motor movers). Screenshot_20210417_163831.jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)image0.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)
All the best
Steve

One has to assume that 12V lights and no battery mean you have a mains hook up facility and some form of transformer to bring the voltage down. The Autark/Autonomy Pack includes a charger and battery so that you can go off grid. A more literal translation of Autark is 'self sufficient'.

Multi function beds are only available on the 'langslaaper' lounges (540, 420 and another bathroomless Triton). The standard option uses poles to support the centre of the bed and has a table that clips to the end of the van and one folding leg at the other end. The multi-function option has slatted sections under each bench that are pulled out and can meet in the middle. They have folding legs at each end and can be set up in a number of different ways varying from two 2ft singles, 2ft 6ins singles and 3ft singles all with varying gangway sizes and each side can be a different width, if wanted. In addition that option gets a removable central chest and a freestanding table that can be positioned anywhere as it doesn't need a van wall for support. It can even be used for a barbecue at home.

I've not heard of 'posh brakes' before but it may be that the operational linkages of the AlKo ATC system cross the area under the floor where the optional storage would be fitted and it may well be that a similar issue affects movers too.

And whatever you do, don't buy the mover that's listed on the cost option sheet. For the price they're asking it should be diamond encrusted. A retro fit by an experienced Eriba mover fitter should halve that, at least.

The price for the electric boiler is excellent however as retro fitting will cost three times as much as specifying new.

Thank you to everyone for the info

Intrigued by the present choices of fabric. Does that Brighton fabric have pink or purple or red spots? Difficult to tell from the computer screen Are the seats all spotty or just the seat backs I'd be interested to see any photos of it 'in situ' - like to keep informed.

I think ours is Pico (Triton 2015). The fabric is all the same colour though not two tone. The piping appears to be the darker colour shown in Steve's brochure clip. Our came with a pair of rectangular cushions which are 2 different thicknesses for some reason. One I think is to fill in the centre if the cupboard is taken out. I think the other must have been made up to match.

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'This is London. I have it in my 2017 and as above it would appear it is still available but not in the brochure'

Many thanks, Colin, for the information on the London. That's helpful. D the seats at the back have the pattern the same way round? i.e. the spotty pattern on the seats with the lozenge sort of pattern on the seat backs (Another picture would help if possible).
Thank you

That's useful information on the Pico

Quote Magpie. That's useful information on the Pico

I am only assuming it is Pico. Looks like it. It is supposed to be a optional extra but can't really see what is special about it. I suppose it is fairly textured.
Can't say I would choose it though if I was buying new.