any slide out galleys any one have photos of them.

[doug hodder]

This is the only pic I have at the present time...but the Coleman stove is attached with a pantry underneath it full of pots and pans. Also behind the stove is a storage compartment for large cooking utensils. The cooler also slides out. I've done this type of arrangement on all my tears and it's worked really well for me and the others that have bought them. It gets the stove out so that you are closer to the burners on it and helps to keep the cooking crud out of the galley. Make sure you get it at a good working height, close to a typical stove type height. I used the 100# sliders from HD on the stove and cooler sliders. Doug




Here it is all folded up.




Another version.

[Sparksalot]

I did slide out sections in my galley. Then slides are 28" full extension 100# rated units. I have a 92 Ah gelcell UPS battery tucked in behind the microwave. No water storage yet. I'm considering adding this with a "tank" made of 4" pvc pipe slung below the floor.

Partially complete.



Tucked in and ready to go.



In action.



Personalized

[Gage]

I also have a 9 gal water tank under the floor behind the axle with a elec water pump. The sink drains into that blue tank under the rear end.

[caseydog]

Big DE has a slide out galley with granite countertops...





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[bobhenry]

NOPE!

Mine flips out , ( and down) it don"t slide

[bobhenry]

Hey, bob henry does that one all store under the rear counter top on your teardrop? I am after the same concept but I need to have the left over space in the under my counter top for added storage such as camp chairs and other odds and ends.

I am thinking of a big size drawer such like erv has on his shadow for storage drawers. I am just going to stick my stove in one end of the big storage drawer underneath with a spot for the coleman disposable green can and then leave the other side of the drawer for more storage maybee pots and pans the plates.

i do like the one with the granit counter slide out.

My consepet is to get the kitchen stove out and a way from the teardrop so I an mount large pots on it or have it out in the open and way handy.

but still very much attached to the teardrop and ready to be a part of it ready to store with out being tossed in the tow vehcile or the bed in the teardrop. slowcowboy.

Counter flips up to hold the shelf goods in place and latches like a pantry door. Both counters swing in just like you are folding up a pocket knife.
I bungi cord the stove in place while in transit. When packed up ready for the road the redneck water heater sits on the right side cutting board next to the sink and the little toaster oven is tucked behind the faucet partially in the sink. What will not fit in the swing out cabinet storage under their counters has to go inside or in the tow vehicle.

[bobhenry]

I think the most practical way to add space for you, would be the addition of 2 side tables. One to cook on and one as a clean up station.
This would get your stove away from the hatch and give you a lot more elbow room.

A wash and rinse sink and a dish drainer would be simple .

I stole these pics out of Becca's album. They are great examples of what I am talking about!

A simple under body rack could be made to store them in transit





Note the different heights!
counter height 35 - 36 inches for the wash station
and 28-29 for dining table height.