Floor in, now it is looking like a camper
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 3:21 pmI got the floor in and the paneling done. All I like electrical inside is sockets and covers. Two weeks and I hope we are going camping 
Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers
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Floor in, now it is looking like a camper
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Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 3:21 pmPosted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 4:15 pmWhat type of flooring did you use? Pergo?
Floor
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 7:54 pmIt is the 68 cent per sq ft at Home Depot. It took three boxed and two pieces out of the fourth box. It was $14 per box with tax about $60 total.
Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2011 8:36 pmSlippery,
What a great looking interior, a butiful build.
Might you have a photo of the exterior frontend that shows the A/C install from outside?
Don
What a great looking interior, a butiful build.
Might you have a photo of the exterior frontend that shows the A/C install from outside?
Don
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 1:08 pmd30gaijin wrote:Might you have a photo of the exterior frontend that shows the A/C install from outside?
Don
I was going to ask the same question. While I was thinking of trying to install one higher up (you know, the old cold air falls principle), I thought the actual installation and support would be easier with it mounted low. That looks like it would be supported by the trailer tongue?
Airconditioner
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 8:59 pmI thought about putting the airconitioner high but I did not want the weight
bouncing around going down the interstate. I have not finished my cargo trailer A/C yet but here are the pictures of how I did my teardrop. I feel better having it anchored to the frame. Not only does the anchor support the weight but I bolt it down to the support so it cannot bounce up or down. If not supported the weight just bounces on the trailer framing and to me that can't be good. It seems the roads are so bad every where I travel. Mostly interstates.
Thanks
Slippery
http://tnttt.com/album_ ... c_id=20710[/img]
http://tnttt.com/album_ ... c_id=20711[img]
http://tnttt.com/album_ ... c_id=84018[/img]
bouncing around going down the interstate. I have not finished my cargo trailer A/C yet but here are the pictures of how I did my teardrop. I feel better having it anchored to the frame. Not only does the anchor support the weight but I bolt it down to the support so it cannot bounce up or down. If not supported the weight just bounces on the trailer framing and to me that can't be good. It seems the roads are so bad every where I travel. Mostly interstates.
Thanks
Slippery
http://tnttt.com/album_ ... c_id=20710[/img]
http://tnttt.com/album_ ... c_id=20711[img]
http://tnttt.com/album_ ... c_id=84018[/img]
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 5:18 amIs that cover removable? I see a possible door for venting of the air?
Looks to me to be a lot of waste space covered up. do you have plans for that?
Looks to me to be a lot of waste space covered up. do you have plans for that?
A/C cover
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:51 pmThe front opens for air flow. The space is not that big, when I resized the picture it made it look really big. I sold the teardrop about a year ago.
Re: A/C cover
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 9:12 pmslipperyd12 wrote:The front opens for air flow. The space is not that big, when I resized the picture it made it look really big. I sold the teardrop about a year ago.
Slippery,
Thank you for the additional photos. Your A/C install makes sense to me thanks to the additional photos.
Please keep us posted on your CT build!
Don