Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012
My daughter was getting a little warm in her bunk during our last camping trip, so I decided to put her a fan in to keep the air flowing. I had been wanting to add a 12-volt fan to the main livin...
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I added a counter top extension and thought I'd share how I did it.
I got the shelf through my dealer. It's from a shelf in another Keystone model that is also used as a counter extension and was the same pattern.
Since the paneling is just 1/4" thick a frame work is needed to make it solid enough.
This picture shows what it looks like inside the cabinet.
This picture shows two 1x4 boards that I screwed to the frame work.
This picture shows a couple boards I stuck in between the first boards in the area the brackets will be. These happen to be 3/4" plywood just because I had a couple scrap pieces that happened to be the size I needed.
The finished result.
This is how I store my sewer hose. Bought a vinyl fence post from Lowe's. Screwed an end cap to one end and hinged the other. Made steel mounts for both ends. I had to shim the hinged end to clear the gas pipe that runs along the frame.
I got the shelf through my dealer. It's from a shelf in another Keystone model that is also used as a counter extension and was the same pattern.
Since the paneling is just 1/4" thick a frame work is needed to make it solid enough.
This picture shows what it looks like inside the cabinet.
This picture shows two 1x4 boards that I screwed to the frame work.
This picture shows a couple boards I stuck in between the first boards in the area the brackets will be. These happen to be 3/4" plywood just because I had a couple scrap pieces that happened to be the size I needed.
The finished result.
This is how I store my sewer hose. Bought a vinyl fence post from Lowe's. Screwed an end cap to one end and hinged the other. Made steel mounts for both ends. I had to shim the hinged end to clear the gas pipe that runs along the frame.
