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 living area anyway, so I decided to tackle both jobs today. A trip to Wal-Mart for two fans($8.48 each) and we're halfway there.
She picked the spot, and I got to work -
I picked up the power from her overhead light. All I have left is to install a short piece of wire cover and I'm done -
I added one in the main area -
I dropped by Lowe's and found this cool soap dispenser. I also just installed these Pop-a-Toothbrush holders -
I added a sopa dispenser to the kitchen area as well. I also installed a Pop-a-Napkin under the radio -
Here's an easy mod. I found this over the door towel rack at Walmart and it works great -
I had been wanting to add a 12-volt fan to the main living area anyway, so I decided to tackle both jobs today. A trip to Wal-Mart for two fans($8.48 each) and we're halfway there.
She picked the spot, and I got to work -
I picked up the power from her overhead light. All I have left is to install a short piece of wire cover and I'm done -
I added one in the main area -
I dropped by Lowe's and found this cool soap dispenser. I also just installed these Pop-a-Toothbrush holders -
I added a sopa dispenser to the kitchen area as well. I also installed a Pop-a-Napkin under the radio -
Here's an easy mod. I found this over the door towel rack at Walmart and it works great -
We have not had to do much to this new camper just a couple of things to make it home. I collect magnets from our travels and since we now have all the windows, I have lost wall space. I found these magnet boards online that are 3 inches wide and screwed them into the wall on each side of the slide:
added a bedroom TV and sat. box. didn't want to hang anything off the walls that I would have to take down for travel. we don't plan on using it when "camping" but it is nice for the road trips.
close up of the mount:
folded up for travel:
hung fan for the bedroom:
added a bedroom TV and sat. box. didn't want to hang anything off the walls that I would have to take down for travel. we don't plan on using it when "camping" but it is nice for the road trips.
close up of the mount:
folded up for travel:
hung fan for the bedroom:
We bought our TT used. The original booth style dinette had been removed and replaced by one that was cobbled together with 2x4s and plywood. It had to go. After removal, the walls and floor where pretty beat up. The walls were patched and new vinyl wallpaper applied to the bottom half. The floor was patched and a carpet remnant installed. Lastly, a new dinette table and chairs were brought in. We like the way it turned out and it was actually less expensive than buying a replacement RV dinette booth.
Put up a basic, but very useful paper towel holder under the cabinet and a Camco stove cover.
Put wire bins in one of the pantry cabinets (DH will be putting shelves in the other one.
In the bathroom, we put up hooks for towels, a new shower curtain, 2 hooks in the shower to hang things or dry things (will be putting in a tension shower rod at some point to dry wet suits, etc...), put small wire bins in the medicine cabinet to separate things and help keep them from falling over as easily (took out most things for the winter) and one of my favorites, a wall mounted soap dispenser.
We did some organizing in the outside pass through storage too
Put wire bins in one of the pantry cabinets (DH will be putting shelves in the other one.
In the bathroom, we put up hooks for towels, a new shower curtain, 2 hooks in the shower to hang things or dry things (will be putting in a tension shower rod at some point to dry wet suits, etc...), put small wire bins in the medicine cabinet to separate things and help keep them from falling over as easily (took out most things for the winter) and one of my favorites, a wall mounted soap dispenser.
We did some organizing in the outside pass through storage too
We just got our TT last weekend. So far we have done a few small mods such as key hooks by the door, etc...
*seeing if this works, if so will post more ๐
*seeing if this works, if so will post more ๐
Headboards I made by getting a sheet of insulation and covering with batting and fabric. I also monogrammed some pillow shams to make the bunks look pretty since they are visable at all times. I also sewed some fabric and velcroed it to the side and bottoms of the bunks to cover the ugliness
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Flag pole
can the flag spin all the way around without hiting the front of the trailer..... and how did you mount it to the tongue???
No, the flag does not spin. It is stationary. It is mounted with custom brackets I made out of aluminum angle and u-bolts. The u-bolts mount the whole thing to the tube on my electric tongue jack.
Can you give more details on the bracket???? Photos??? We have one that we need to put a steak in the ground and it spins 360 degrees but this looks very neat!
I don't have any close ups of the brackets yet. We are going on a trip with it next weekend and I can take pics and post them then. Basically, 2 2 inch u-bolts mount the brackets to the tongue jack tube and 1 1/2 inch u-bolts mount the flag pole to the brackets. Then I used a pvc coupler to mount the flag pole to the pole on the tongue jack. I secure it with a quick release pin.
