Galley slide outs
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 12:24 pmThe ones that built a gallery with slide outs. Who has pictures of how they did there slides.
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Galley slide outs
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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 12:24 pmPosted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 3:20 pmSorry Eddie, not that good of a picture. I have double cabinet sliders on each side.
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 5:59 pmGage is that the same trailer? It looks like alot more room I in the rear of the one on the left.
Terry
Terry
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 9:29 pmThe cabinet is in the out position. 
wayne
wayne
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:42 pmTerryLawson wrote:Gage is that the same trailer? It looks like alot more room I in the rear of the one on the left.
Terry
Yep, same teardrop. Different cameras and different angle. The pic on the left was taken by a Polaroid camera.
My tear is 5' wide. With 6 sq ft of counter top (when pulled out). Dare you to find that much in a Motorhome. 
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 2:23 amI have 9 foot of counter and use every bit of it.
No slider though , just hinges and flop down counter / pantry door.
In this last picture I am not sure if you can make it out but there are 2 heavy duty 4" butt hinges mortised into the cabinet box and also the sidewall. The floor offers some support in the cantilevered out position. Since the extended cabinets hold up the weight of the hatch I use 2 screw jacks to assist the cabinets by transfering the hatch weight to the ground.
Storage is still a problem so I am down yet another path for a larger galley.
The Wishbone Wagon a mobile chuck wagon with 48 cubic feet of storage lockers and a 4' wide by 20" deep galley at the rear and 2 ~ 36" wing tables that will be installed outboard one right and one left. The build thread is in the tiny house section in my tiny barn on wheels thread.
No slider though , just hinges and flop down counter / pantry door.
In this last picture I am not sure if you can make it out but there are 2 heavy duty 4" butt hinges mortised into the cabinet box and also the sidewall. The floor offers some support in the cantilevered out position. Since the extended cabinets hold up the weight of the hatch I use 2 screw jacks to assist the cabinets by transfering the hatch weight to the ground.
Storage is still a problem so I am down yet another path for a larger galley.
The Wishbone Wagon a mobile chuck wagon with 48 cubic feet of storage lockers and a 4' wide by 20" deep galley at the rear and 2 ~ 36" wing tables that will be installed outboard one right and one left. The build thread is in the tiny house section in my tiny barn on wheels thread.
Re: Galley slide outs
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 11:19 pmemiller wrote:The ones that built a gallery with slide outs. Who has pictures of how they did there slides.
Try this on for size.
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:57 amHERE ARE SOME PICTURES OF OUR SLIDE
CAMPING
FRIDGE ACCESS
SINK
FRIDGE
STOVE
LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK
CAMPING
FRIDGE ACCESS
SINK
FRIDGE
STOVE
LET US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 7:26 amMan I only got one thing to say ~~~~~DAMN~~~~~
That is Oh so sweet. I have to fold in the flip outs at night to be coon proof. You on the otherhand could leave your counter extended and have a hugh storage area for the coolers and dryboxes in the rear where the counter stores in transport. Meanwhile I am toteing mine to and from the car for protection after dark.
Wish I had been thinking
That is Oh so sweet. I have to fold in the flip outs at night to be coon proof. You on the otherhand could leave your counter extended and have a hugh storage area for the coolers and dryboxes in the rear where the counter stores in transport. Meanwhile I am toteing mine to and from the car for protection after dark.
Wish I had been thinking
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 8:09 amNeil and Ramona
That is a nice idea the way you did your slide out. I realy like it.
With the canopy on the side and a fast way to lock everything up. I may have to copy that Idea.
Thanks,
David.
PS do you have any photos of your build.
That is a nice idea the way you did your slide out. I realy like it.
With the canopy on the side and a fast way to lock everything up. I may have to copy that Idea.
Thanks,
David.
PS do you have any photos of your build.
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 4:13 pmNice slide outs ,since I'm still in the planning stage I may have to add this to my plans.
gee
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 6:38 pmwow... now that is an idea!... I was wondering what you are using for slides? You've inspired me to go back to the drawing board... again... for the umpteenth time... damn it....now thinking that with the slide out I could have either extra sleeping space / living space or try to design some sort of... well... um.... potty room?
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 9:30 pmDitto Coolness
Great Idea.
Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 6:47 pmThat is a great idea, could use old hardware from a Pop up bed slide out. That should be strong enough. Or build the slide out, put it on non swivel caster wheels on one end and use garage door tracks or garage door tracks and bearing wheels
Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 8:14 pmGot to see Neil and Ramona's slide in person this weekend. Pictures don't do it justice. It's a work of art!!