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 needed more storage space so I installed a cabinet where the TV used to set and put a wall mount on the side for the new flat screen.
Cabinet before mods
Cabinet with TV wall mount
New cabinet doors
Cabinet before mods
Cabinet with TV wall mount
New cabinet doors
Search the homebrew forums. You can make a much nicer kegerator much cheaper than the store bought ones. I have a full size that holds 6 five gallon kegs. Unfortunately, it's not in the HTT. 5L kegs would work well in the camper refer;
Another thing people often forget is that beer does not have to be stored cold (just not hot), you can chill it right before you serve it. This lends itself to camping because you can just build a jockey box like this;
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/nano-jockey-box-176942/
Another thing people often forget is that beer does not have to be stored cold (just not hot), you can chill it right before you serve it. This lends itself to camping because you can just build a jockey box like this;
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/nano-jockey-box-176942/
TMMull wrote:TheChad wrote:
I'm looking to do something very similar...a couple of questions if you will.
Where did you purchase the mount and about how much did it cost?
Did you do anything special as far as mounting the tv mount? Wall anchors or did you find something solid akin to a stud to screw into?
Thanks in advance!
TV mount(s) were off e bay or amazon, I cant remember which, but they didn't cost much. No wall anchors, I put one mount inside and one outside ran bolts through both and "sandwiched" the wall.
Not wanting to nit pick or criticize, but would you post a picture of the plate outside. Curious to see how distracting it would be on mine should I attempt that.
TheChad wrote:
I'm looking to do something very similar...a couple of questions if you will.
Where did you purchase the mount and about how much did it cost?
Did you do anything special as far as mounting the tv mount? Wall anchors or did you find something solid akin to a stud to screw into?
Thanks in advance!
TV mount(s) were off e bay or amazon, I cant remember which, but they didn't cost much. No wall anchors, I put one mount inside and one outside ran bolts through both and "sandwiched" the wall.
I'm looking to do something very similar...a couple of questions if you will.
Where did you purchase the mount and about how much did it cost?
Did you do anything special as far as mounting the tv mount? Wall anchors or did you find something solid akin to a stud to screw into?
Thanks in advance!
Hello all,
1st post here. Been lurking for a while and made a lot of the mods posted here. Thanks.
I like many was/is/am looking for more outside storage space.
I saw this post and thought it was a good idea.
So I built a similiar box out of 3/4" plywood taking advantage of every inch LxWxH.
The box did bounce inside the hitch receiver but to combat that, I used 2x4s cut to size under the rear corners in between the box and the bumber. No more bounce. Nice and solid.
Filled the box and all good right? Wrong!
The trailer immediately started to sway unbelieveably, the scary kind of swaying!
I installed an anti sway bar but that did not eliminate the sway.
I took my trailer to the local RV dealership to have the hitch set up checked out (thought the ball might be too high) but it didnt take them a minute to tell me the box had un balanced the whole trailer and that I had hardly any weight on the tongue, which will make the triler swing.
So for now, the box sits in my garage until I can figure this thing out safely.
I just wanted to let eveyone to know about what happened to me so that they are safe.
Vin
