When we travel we'll be posting any crazy signs........................
When was the last time you saw a Road Ends in Water sign?
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Personal Touches.......................
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| Gotta love Ikea to come up with a key and leash holder. Connie and I left it with our builder and they installed it for us! |
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| Used a Command Strip Key Holder to double as a Pot Holder. |
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| Paper towel holder installed. |
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| Added tap lights to underside of pantry shelves. |
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| Love all the space in the kitchen! |
Storage Ideas
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| Added a extra hook to the front. Hooks are great since we gave up a closet for a pantry instead. |
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| Dinette seating has a side ledge. |
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| When you drop the back cushion there's even a little storage nook! The underside of the dinette cushions have vinyl. Just in case you have a wet behind from boating or swimming! |
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| Storage pocket at entrance holds flashlights and of course JUNK! Rose's little fold up step stool fits perfect. Makes it easy for her to reach upper kitchen cabinets. |
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| Plenty of pantry shelves and extra storage attached to inside of door. |
We can get to under bed storage from an outside cargo door or by lifting the mattress.
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| Storage pocket on the side of bed. The round dial is one of the many heat vents throughout the camper. Kept us plenty cozy on our last trip. Plus Home Depot has some nice carpet runners we are using. |
Glamper Coffee Maker
That's right...................When we have shore power there's
a Keurig for the Camper!!!!!!
Waterproof Cargo Bag
This set up works great. It's a Curt cargo tray with a etrailer waterproof cargo bag.
The bag fits into the tray and can hold items 24"wide x 24"high x 60"long.
The camper is 87" wide.
The camper is 87" wide.
The trailer came with a rear hitch receiver already installed. At the rear corner of the camper is the furnace. You need to leave enough room as this area gets very hot.
This new set up worked out perfect
as there is plenty of space between the corner of the tray, bag and the furnace vent.
This new set up worked out perfect
as there is plenty of space between the corner of the tray, bag and the furnace vent.
Packed the bag with all the camp chairs and very light items. Rained for an entire night and day and everything in the bag stayed dry. The dog's bed was bone dry! Ran the furnace because it was cold and there was no problem with the distance between exhaust vent and bag's corner!
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