Host Mammoth TC
We recently went to the Green Bay RV show and was able to see this new triple slide TC. It had great finishes and was impressive (=very heavy). The bathroom was WOW! A separated room between the ...
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Ricco, Nice improvements. Hopefully still on topic with OP as we're talking storage and benefits of some mods. Last night I finished my closet set-up punching out the 2 false panels above and below the mirrored door. I ordered cherry raised panel doors (4-pretty cheap), stained, lined the top opening (wedge-shaped) with a cherry dishwasher panel from home depot for a shelf, reversed the swing of the mirrored door (modified valance) and installed 2 pull-out wire baskets for clothes. Bottom opening has a flip-down door for shoes and dirty clothes. 3-in-1 now. My wife's is this weekend then on the road for 2 weeks.
Punched out the 2 false panels in the mantel, moved the style? over to frame in the stereo tight to the right. That exposes wiring and plumbing (clean and organized) that assures it was built with some sense of "ownage" by employees. Dropped the inverter and was able to box in a nice storage cubby (added plug from inverter) so electronics can charge without cords all over.
"cheeseast" improvement was adding wine cellar. Found a 5 bottle vertical slanted holder online and mounted it to the back of dinette where furnace is housed. From outside looking through the large window you see 5 bottles slanted down and they can't jump out since it's a metal (I cushioned) hoop construction. Drove out on rural roads to our coast last weekend and only lost 3 bottles to consumption with friends and the other 2 traveled home perfectly. I'll post pictures when I learn the tutorial.
Punched out the 2 false panels in the mantel, moved the style? over to frame in the stereo tight to the right. That exposes wiring and plumbing (clean and organized) that assures it was built with some sense of "ownage" by employees. Dropped the inverter and was able to box in a nice storage cubby (added plug from inverter) so electronics can charge without cords all over.
"cheeseast" improvement was adding wine cellar. Found a 5 bottle vertical slanted holder online and mounted it to the back of dinette where furnace is housed. From outside looking through the large window you see 5 bottles slanted down and they can't jump out since it's a metal (I cushioned) hoop construction. Drove out on rural roads to our coast last weekend and only lost 3 bottles to consumption with friends and the other 2 traveled home perfectly. I'll post pictures when I learn the tutorial.
