Something I found that is amazing!

Not a bad build, I wouldn't mount the roll of paper towels right over the gas stove, that's an accident waiting to happen. It's probably pretty heavy for what it is...but I guess up there in AK he doesn't have access to cheap RV parts to build it lighter, so again, it's not bad!

He didn’t say whether it could be dismounted?

That is a rig I would not want. I would guess it is really heavy, probably heavier than my 9.5' Northstar Igloo. I have solar panels, 300 AH of AGM batteries, 40# propane and 35 gallons of water. He has a few gallons of water, no sink, no shower. Even just for drinking and cooking he is going to need water every couple of days.

Actually wood stove works very well. Two couches make king bed. He still uses it winter and summer.

KKELLER14K wrote:
Well all camper batieries are out side

Nonsense

Well all camper batieries are out side and vented that are wet cells ....but AGM or litium is another topic. It just looked like this guy went a ways to make something that we all know won't last forever but... it is where we all want to be...on your porch tipping one back....whatever your beverage. A very thoughtful build.

Battery outside? -- in Alaska? -- in winter?

JRscooby wrote:

ticki2 wrote:

Lwiddis wrote:
Short term a wooden exterior might be a conversation piece. Long term? No.

Wood exterior houses have lasted hundreds of years .

Also wood exterior houses have collapsed in earthquakes. Now set a glass of water on your hood, drive down a smooth street.

So has every other type of building .

ticki2 wrote:

Lwiddis wrote:
Short term a wooden exterior might be a conversation piece. Long term? No.

Wood exterior houses have lasted hundreds of years .

Also wood exterior houses have collapsed in earthquakes. Now set a glass of water on your hood, drive down a smooth street.

Lwiddis wrote:
Short term a wooden exterior might be a conversation piece. Long term? No.

Wood exterior houses have lasted hundreds of years .