This is a removeable DVD stand I made out of conduit and wood for the back bunk in our Jayco 23B. swivels and tilted slightly. I also made one that will slide in the post where our regular TV sits for those "Dry camping" days!!
Weather station.
Clock installed above Dinette.
No need to bring a chunk of wood with.
Weather station.
Clock installed above Dinette.
No need to bring a chunk of wood with.
We liked the shoe organizer idea, too.
The hotwater heater is under one of the dinette, so I added a dividing panel so that we would not have stuff right up against it.
Then since we would not be accessing it very often, I cut the cover board so that we only have to open half of it
Added Velcro to the back of the dinette seat cushions because they kept falling over:
Velcro ready to put on the cell phones, so we can hang them next to an outlet for recharging and labeling the light switches:
Command Strip hooks for keys:
and hats and coats
Finally a pressure curtain rod with slacks hangers for hanging up wet towels:
The hotwater heater is under one of the dinette, so I added a dividing panel so that we would not have stuff right up against it.
Then since we would not be accessing it very often, I cut the cover board so that we only have to open half of it
Added Velcro to the back of the dinette seat cushions because they kept falling over:
Velcro ready to put on the cell phones, so we can hang them next to an outlet for recharging and labeling the light switches:
Command Strip hooks for keys:
and hats and coats
Finally a pressure curtain rod with slacks hangers for hanging up wet towels:
Here's some of the mods I've done to our Jayco23B.
Nothing major, just some things to make our life more convient.
shoebag over bathroom door for holding personal items, shampoo, brushes, etc
bug screen over furnace vent
Bucket light
same light at night
this used to be our portable potty stand, but fell out of that use YEARS ago. So I modified it a bit and it's used under the dinette for extra support in case we have to turtle in. After we get to camp we put the cooler on it so it's out of the dirt and mud
also made a cover to go over not only the stove, but most of the countertop as well. This is probably one of the best mods that I've made as it doubled our countertop space, is still narrow enough that when scooted to the front of countertop, there is enough space that the oven can still vent out the back. I stained it, and gave it about 4 coats of polyurethane to seal it.
a couple more that I haven't taken pictures of are coated cup hooks in one of the cupboards to hold our coffee cups and a tray organizer for our utensils.
I'm also in the process of making a key/flashlight holder to put by the door since we never seem to be able to find our truck keys once camp is set up.:S
I've got an idea on a fix for the magnetic shower curtain that seems to attack me everytime I take a shower, so I'll post that when I get it done also.
Here's a couple more mods I have done.
Key holder
cup hooks in cabinet
pop a papertowel
Wine glass rack
Shower curtain Hula Fix
Shoe Holder
A way to transport wine glasses without them getting broke.
a 2" piece of styrofoam insulation board. I pushed the glasses down into it to make an impression, then took a scalpel and went around the impression. Then simply pushed the glasses down into the insulation board about an inch. They aren't budging.
it ain't pretty, but hopefully it'll work!
Nothing major, just some things to make our life more convient.
shoebag over bathroom door for holding personal items, shampoo, brushes, etc
bug screen over furnace vent
Bucket light
same light at night
this used to be our portable potty stand, but fell out of that use YEARS ago. So I modified it a bit and it's used under the dinette for extra support in case we have to turtle in. After we get to camp we put the cooler on it so it's out of the dirt and mud
also made a cover to go over not only the stove, but most of the countertop as well. This is probably one of the best mods that I've made as it doubled our countertop space, is still narrow enough that when scooted to the front of countertop, there is enough space that the oven can still vent out the back. I stained it, and gave it about 4 coats of polyurethane to seal it.
a couple more that I haven't taken pictures of are coated cup hooks in one of the cupboards to hold our coffee cups and a tray organizer for our utensils.
I'm also in the process of making a key/flashlight holder to put by the door since we never seem to be able to find our truck keys once camp is set up.:S
I've got an idea on a fix for the magnetic shower curtain that seems to attack me everytime I take a shower, so I'll post that when I get it done also.
Here's a couple more mods I have done.
Key holder
cup hooks in cabinet
pop a papertowel
Wine glass rack
Shower curtain Hula Fix
Shoe Holder
A way to transport wine glasses without them getting broke.
a 2" piece of styrofoam insulation board. I pushed the glasses down into it to make an impression, then took a scalpel and went around the impression. Then simply pushed the glasses down into the insulation board about an inch. They aren't budging.
it ain't pretty, but hopefully it'll work!
justjjoe wrote:
Change mine at the start of the season.
Your wasting your money. They will sometimes last 10 yrs.
