Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

CAJUN LADY wrote:

Al:
I built a dishwashing table for that same reason. I used a 2'x4' piece of birch, rotoziped the holes (over and over) until the rubbermaid pans fit in, put 3 coats of high gloss paint on it, put an adjustable leg and brackets and it works like a charm. I do have a dish drain pan for under the dish drain, just not pictured. I will cut finger holes in the table where the handles (pans) are because when they are full of water, they get snuggly and it is a little harder to get them out to drain them. I did find some pans that have drain plugs in them at Wal Mart but I had already cut my holes so I didn't buy them. But, they would be great to use with a 5 gallon bucket under them. Hmmmm...I might have to whip out the Rotozip again.

Mary K wrote: If I could figure out a low profile way to mount a sprayer or faucet, then this would be great and probably more cost effective.
Mk

Steve_Cox wrote:

Mary K wrote: If I could figure out a low profile way to mount a sprayer or faucet, then this would be great and probably more cost effective.
Mk

If the faucet and sprayer were mounted on a hinged piece, they could fold over into the sink for transport. Whata ya think? also...get back to work

Mary K wrote:Thanks CD, that is good to know. That darn thing is expensive too.

Mary K wrote:Just some thoughts and pictures on Camp Sink Setups:

Although I did install a sink in my TD, I have found that it is of little use. It's just to small. So I will be removing it at some point in the future. On that note, I have been thinking off an on about making or buying a portable sink.


I would like something that is low profile and easy to pack.

I like this one a lot, but it is a UK product and I have not found it in the US. I am not sure that the cost of shipping would be worth it.
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I also really like Becca's set up too. If I could figure out a low profile way to mount a sprayer or faucet, then this would be great and probably more cost effective.
COPIED from this Thread Which has a lot of great info also.

CAJUN LADY wrote:

Al:
I built a dishwashing table for that same reason. I used a 2'x4' piece of birch, rotoziped the holes (over and over) until the rubbermaid pans fit in, put 3 coats of high gloss paint on it, put an adjustable leg and brackets and it works like a charm. I do have a dish drain pan for under the dish drain, just not pictured. I will cut finger holes in the table where the handles (pans) are because when they are full of water, they get snuggly and it is a little harder to get them out to drain them. I did find some pans that have drain plugs in them at Wal Mart but I had already cut my holes so I didn't buy them. But, they would be great to use with a 5 gallon bucket under them. Hmmmm...I might have to whip out the Rotozip again.

Here are some links to other Garden Sinks
http://www.lifewithease.com/h2o_center.html
http://www.gardeningwithease.com/gwe_po ... enter.html
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/p ... 22343413-2

Ebay Search http://shop.ebay.com/items/_W0QQ_nkwZGa ... R40QQ_mdoZ

If you have any Ideas OR Pictures please post them.

Thanks!

Mk

cuyeda wrote:I will make a PVC frame to hold three tubs. Second shelf will be for drip dry. My hopes are to glue some pieces together for fast assembly when in use. Some pieces/corners will have some sort of pull pin so that it stays connected when in use. If all this works out, I will attempt a quickie faucet, and drain connection when there are hookups available.

See the camp plans I posted Here: