I would like to get some inputs on my own design for a teardrop camper that would fulfill my needs.
First is I'd like to build one just a bit bigger than most...not too far out there.
My design is to build one on a 6'3" frame, allowing for two 1 1/2" walls (insulated) and still have the cross space of an even 6' to be able to try to put in an 40" fold out (from the galley wall forwards) bunk (for a single person). The main cabin would be long enough to hold a queen size bed 60" x 84" long 4" thick foam. My plan is to utilize the front curved (area in front of the frame) 22" deep for a hanging closet (middle longest area), upper area for shelving, and lower area for shoes.
The back wall would be insulated also (but not sure on that). That is the wall where most of the support for the fold out bunk would be. So it would be a 20" shelf, that folds out to a 40" bunk with it being supported by the side frames.
The galley would be 37" deep, starting about 7-8" in... My plan for that would be to put sink on the left side (aprox. 15" square) smallest I have found, putting 1 or 2 7gal blue water jugs under the counter where the sink would be (12v pump inserted into tank). in the middle lengthwise section of the 72" counter I would place my 1000 watt Yamaha generator, outside of that on the far right I would place my 54 quart coleman steel cooler I've had for years (in a pullout draw system).
Above the main counter I would have a set of 11" deep cupboards with sliding doors (with a main divider in the middle). And above that a thin spice rack area. Paper towel rack mounted in galley door.
So...What do you all think of my ideas in this early planning phase?
Gnaatz1