Re: 7x12' Camper Conversion
Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 9:52 pm
After the cabinets were hung and countertops finished, I finished the tongue-and-groove on the drivers-side wall. Same situation as before, the spacing with the boards was almost perfect. I have yet to install trim around the windows but it's on the project list... somewhere.
At this point in the build, I did not have time to design and finish the bathroom, so I just hung a blackout curtain and called it a day. Inside I'm using a Thetford 565e curve for the toilet, and it works wonders. I figured it would get minimal use and the thought of having to install multiple tanks underneath just made me choose to go the simple route. Im very happy with it and so far the I haven't had to replace the pump batteries.
In the picture I have a Frigidaire 4.5(maybe) cu ft mini fridge with a freezer compartment. I'll talk more about my power setup in the next post.
At this point, most of the tongue-and-groove is done. I finished out the front counter section and in the bathroom is just put the original plywood back for now. It still needs to be designed, but I'm working on it!
Did I mention my OCD when putting the walls and ceilings up? Every screw head is facing the same perpendicular way... that took more time than I'm happy to admit.
Hope you're enjoying the build!
- Connor
At this point in the build, I did not have time to design and finish the bathroom, so I just hung a blackout curtain and called it a day. Inside I'm using a Thetford 565e curve for the toilet, and it works wonders. I figured it would get minimal use and the thought of having to install multiple tanks underneath just made me choose to go the simple route. Im very happy with it and so far the I haven't had to replace the pump batteries.
In the picture I have a Frigidaire 4.5(maybe) cu ft mini fridge with a freezer compartment. I'll talk more about my power setup in the next post.
At this point, most of the tongue-and-groove is done. I finished out the front counter section and in the bathroom is just put the original plywood back for now. It still needs to be designed, but I'm working on it!
Did I mention my OCD when putting the walls and ceilings up? Every screw head is facing the same perpendicular way... that took more time than I'm happy to admit.
Hope you're enjoying the build!
- Connor