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ArlingtonFire
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Very nice job...Now you can relax and enjoy.....check the cooler
Ray LeTourneau
Senior Member - Past Moderator
Nice work. Did anyone notice the chain hangar used to support the end of the sewer trout tube? Pretty innovative idea.
SouthernNights
Past South Carolina Chapter Leader
Saw this in person at the rally. Very nice job!!
jpajax
Well-known member
Sorry it has taken so long to reply long day. This is not a quick thing to make. You start with a 10ft section of 3" thin wall pvc pipe cut a split full length of pipe then you very carefully heat the bottom opposite the split pipe to expand it big enough for the sewage pipe to move free inside. Then cut it into two 5 ft. pieces. Make one of the 5 ft large enough so it will slide over the other one. next get a 4" peace of thin wall pvc pipe 5 ft in length slide it over the 3"; put connectors on both ends of 4"; then put (schedule 40) connectors on 3" thin wall 3" you will have to spread it out so you can glue it on. next get 2 4" metal hangers for PVC pipe cut it down were you can sandwich a swivel snap between the end were when you tighten it; it will tight around the ends of the 3". I know this sounds confusing so here some photos. Will be at Nashville for the rally maybe can explain it better. It took me all most 2 weeks to put this one together.
TravelTiger
Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
I like the bi-fold door the the bedroom. Where did you find it? And did you stain it yourself?
jpajax
Well-known member
Hi it was a door that I had left over from remodeling job on my house. The stain is mixture of some of the many left over cans just added a little of this and a little of that. It is just a regular 24" door only thing that I had to do was cut the hight down. Thanks for the compliment. What part of Texas are from my oldest son lives in Allen Tx. just out side of Dallas am planing on a trip in camper soon to see him.Have never been further than Tenn. with it so far.
jpajax
Well-known member
Couldn't stand it had to change something so went to bathroom look at the corner between the pocket doors thought that it would be nice to have shelves in there. Not finished but here is were I am so far, sorry for quality of photos nerves hadn't settle down from cutting hole in wall.
SouthernNights
Past South Carolina Chapter Leader
Very nice Jim. How about a little puck light on top for accent.
SilverRhino
Well-known member
Thanks for this post and the photos. I have been toying with doing something very similar. Had concerns about what was behind the wall....now that's one concern down! I plan on making a cabinet with a door on the bottom...the top of that portion will be vanity high. The top will be small shelves similar to yours.
Thanks again for sharing your work!
Travel Safe!
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ArlingtonFire
Active Member
That is called a mobile showroom...Very Nice Job !!!!
TravelTiger
Founding Texas-West Chapter Leaders-Retired
Yes we are in Terrell, about 30 miles east of Dallas. Not a suburb yet, but it's growing that way, LOL. If there was a North TX area Rally, we'd be interested in attending!
Erika
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