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โMay-12-2014 05:45 AM
RVJimofOregon wrote:
Does any trailer manufactures used real wood in their cabinets. I just hate the cheap printed stuff that I see in most of the TT. Stuck (very lightly) a small piece of black electric tape to mark where to drill a hole and when I removed it pulled off the printed grain. I was lucky it was in spot that does not show up and used a wood marker to hide the boo-boo.
Thanks
RV Jim
โMay-12-2014 04:39 AM
RVJimofOregon wrote:
I never said anything about cheap just quality. As to the weight, does oak really weigh more than chip board? I don't know the market, but it looks like to get quality Airstream is the only answer and not much in between.
Even Arctic Fox (which I had one 10 years ago and loved the fiver) uses what ever it is called) printed crap. Even the drawers are not top quality.
Maybe they only build what the market wants.
RV Jim
โMay-11-2014 08:33 PM
RVJimofOregon wrote:
...Maybe they only build what the market wants.
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โMay-11-2014 05:11 PM
downtheroad wrote:
Here is the kitchen in our trailer...
โMay-11-2014 04:43 PM
RVJimofOregon wrote:
Does any trailer manufactures used real wood in their cabinets. I just hate the cheap printed stuff that I see in most of the TT. Stuck (very lightly) a small piece of black electric tape to mark where to drill a hole and when I removed it pulled off the printed grain. I was lucky it was in spot that does not show up and used a wood marker to hide the boo-boo.
Thanks
RV Jim
โMay-11-2014 04:18 PM
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โMay-11-2014 02:25 PM
downtheroad wrote:
Here is the kitchen in our trailer...
โMay-11-2014 02:05 PM
Tequila wrote:
How do you keep the granite countertops from cracking on rough roads?