WOW..........beautiful.........I love the way you utilized all your space.
Do you happen to have a pictue of the shower when it is ready to use?
I would like to borrow your ideas when I get Charles to build me a cargo trailer with very basic living area for craft shows out of town.
"Do you happen to have a pictue of the shower when it is ready to use?"
Sorry Linda, I don't have a pic but it's simple
I throw the dinette table on the bed. I lift off the false floor under it. I have a 3/4" PVC water pipe square frame with 2 uprights stored in the shower floor. The 90s and Tees are glued only to 1 tube so it breaks down. It plugs into brackets under the dinette seats. 2 shower curtains sewn together store in a tip out cubby behind the front seat back, I hang it on the pvc and get clean. If I'm not being clear I can post a sketch.
Jim
I need a new Avatar. I'd put my dog up there but she doesn't look much like me. She's the skinny one.
Change in plans, the next one was going to be a Big Benroy for the maximum floor space usage for sleeping and galley. I looked at Doug Hodders beautiful trailers with the wife the other night. She oooed and aaaahed about the wood work. Now it is going to have a Kenskill profile that, although built in the 40's, comes off as being older. I will try to incorporate some Art-Deco wood-work features in the inside. Should blend well. I played around with the frame I have working and decided it will work. Build thread to follow.
Jim
I need a new Avatar. I'd put my dog up there but she doesn't look much like me. She's the skinny one.
I think that will be a wonderful combination Jim! I'm looking forward to seeing what you build. Glad you got some ideas from me, that's flattering! Given the quality of your first trailer, it'll be a honey! Doug
I've been busy, so I just saw this! WOW, very nice work Carter!
I love that interior, and the cabinetry. Nice planning! When I rolled my 'Rondack out of the garage, I too had 1" to spare.
A bit tense, 'till you're out! Again, beautiful!