myoung wrote:StandUpGuy wrote:Oh the dimensions. The width to the outside of the exterior walls is 62" From rear to front of cabin is 118". The height from floor to main roof exterior is 51" and the pop up is not yet detirmined in thickness. Probably another 3 to 4".
If you are trying to keep the height low enough to clear a standard garage door, then you could have more interior height. My TTT has 60 inches on the interior at the lowest points around the perimeter of the popup, about 4 more inches inside the popup, and 16 inches more with the popup fully extended at its highest point. If you make the sides of the popup out of rip stop nylon or similar cloth, then you can raise the popup to different heights as needed, reduce weight, and gain interior height inside the popup enclosure. If you are interested in this approach, have a look at my build thread.
Good luck, good building.
My mistake. I meant to say 61". On the elevation you can see a divide between the white and the gray below. The upper white section is a 48" x 96" sheet. It is a pretty efficient layout for materials.
Here the verticle sticks represent the corners of the bathroom walls.
- then all else will fall into place!
