So, I'm trying to go with the Googie, mid-century modern, atomic (think Jetsons) style in the trailer. I wanted something on the small wall that the TV cabinet makes.
View attachment 54465So, I'm trying to go with the Googie, mid-century modern, atomic (think Jetsons) style in the trailer. I wanted something on the small wall that the TV cabinet makes.
I saw a boomerang style clock while browsing the net. I used a boomerang theme in the Shasta and it fits perfectly with atomic style. The clock I saw was metal, too big and costs $700. Using that clock as a guide (not the same design), I made a working prototype out of lighter wood.
Why would you do this? It seems like there is no value to doing it and it will only add weight. Not saying you're wrong to do it...just wanted to understand why you're doing it..??
. I had a local drapery business do it. They have done drapes for me in the past. They also don't charge much (we are a small town) and do excellent work. You just have to be sure you're not in a big hurry...LOL.
We didn't have our Terry home 5 minutes before we replaced the particle board under the mattress with plywood. We did not want to sleep breathing in the formaldehyde. True most trailers are made with particle board because it is cheaper and we cannot replace it all but there are a few things we can do to improve the interior air quality. I have several formaldehyde absorbing plants and we keep an air purifier going 24/7. We also kept the windows and door open 24/7 unti this weekend when the weather turned wet and cool. It still has that particle board smell...but it is much better.
