IH Motorhomes Motorhomes for Sale

IH Motorhomes is one of the longest-established premium panel-van converters in the UK, founded in 1992 by Ian Hartley, a cabinet and pattern maker by trade. The business started in a small lock-up in Castleford before moving to its current NCC-approved factory and showroom on Great North Road, Knottingley, West Yorkshire in 2005. The range is built across three chassis families: the Fiat Ducato (600 and 630 models such as the 630 RL-RD and 630 Twin), the VW Crafter (the 680 family, including the 680 CFL and 680 CRL/RD that arrived with the new-shape Crafter in 2018) and the Iveco Daily (the 710 IFL range). The N-Class, introduced in 2013, replaces the standard sliding door with a coachbuilt-style side entrance module to gain a wider habitation door and more usable kitchen and washroom space, and IH was also one of the first converters to popularise fixed rear panel-van layouts back in 2003. Build is hand-finished, with cabinetry that owes more to high-end yacht interiors than to mass-market factory vans, and most layouts are sold to settled UK couples looking for a high-spec right-hand drive van conversion they can keep long-term. IH sells direct from Knottingley as well as through the used market.