I'm definitely going to use your idea for the tv.we have the same motor coach,same floor plan as well.working on the slide out pantry now.your both doing great work, and thanks for sharing what have have done.
Wow I have a 36 foot 1998 diesel pusher that is very similar to yours, that I’m doing some minor projects on like solar, back up cameras, roof repair and and other minor fixes, but I am wildly impressed with all you two have done. Thanks so much for the inspiration. Was just watching your shower recirculation video. WOW!!!
I like it it's going to look good when it's done the whole place is going to look good when it's all done and then you can travel and do what you want to do someday I'm going to do that cuz I really want to travel cuz I'm getting up there and I like to see the United the rest of the United States I haven't seen before I can't do it no more so stay safe stay warm be careful out there and stay true to yourself and God bless you for sharing these great videos I love it so have a great weekend and Happy Valentine's 💖💜💖💜💖💜💖💜💖💜😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
I plan to do the same idea. My bright idea is to ad a plexi screen on the front of the cabinet so I can see the tv in the down position. Then run a fireplace video in the window. also attach a fake plant or something to the lid.
Ya'll have done such a wonderful job on your remodel. I got a class b I did some painting on and I think it turned out cute. The big remodel will be our kitchen in our home this winter. I hope it turns out as nice as your motorhome!! Stand up work! Love watching your videos!!
I'm looking to build a workstation that folds down when not in use, and can also serve as an eating area in the rv. I'll remove a couch to do this. How would you go about securing the brackets to the rv wall? What size screws should I use so that I won't put a whole through the exterior of the rv? I was thinking of using a strip of 1x2 and mount it to the wall and attach the brackets to the 1x2. Any suggestions?
I framed our bed using 1x2s secured to the wall and mounted the rest of the frame off of that. But I also used vertical 1x2s to help support the down ward force of the weight. Our walls are made using 1/4in plywood on the inside. So I secured the 1x2s to the wall with 1 5/8in screws to be sure that the screws went into the wall about an inch or less after going through the 1x2. I estimate our walls are about 1.25-1.5in thick. I tried to be sure that our screws did not go into the wall more that 1 inch. So I had to buy a bunch of sizes to be sure that I could accommodate different thicknesses of material attaching to the wall. My suggestion would be to have the structure mostly self supporting and just use the wall to stabilize it. I would guess that your walls are not substantial enough to support the full thing. Hopefully that helps. :)
Wonderful add! Good Job!
It’s been so great to be able to drop the tv down out of the way of the window.
I'm definitely going to use your idea for the tv.we have the same motor coach,same floor plan as well.working on the slide out pantry now.your both doing great work, and thanks for sharing what have have done.
Absolutely a wonderful idea, and im going to us this in my motorhome.very much enjoy watching your channel guy's
Wow I have a 36 foot 1998 diesel pusher that is very similar to yours, that I’m doing some minor projects on like solar, back up cameras, roof repair and and other minor fixes, but I am wildly impressed with all you two have done.
Thanks so much for the inspiration. Was just watching your shower recirculation video. WOW!!!
I like it it's going to look good when it's done the whole place is going to look good when it's all done and then you can travel and do what you want to do someday I'm going to do that cuz I really want to travel cuz I'm getting up there and I like to see the United the rest of the United States I haven't seen before I can't do it no more so stay safe stay warm be careful out there and stay true to yourself and God bless you for sharing these great videos I love it so have a great weekend and Happy Valentine's 💖💜💖💜💖💜💖💜💖💜😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
Thanks!
I plan to do the same idea. My bright idea is to ad a plexi screen on the front of the cabinet so I can see the tv in the down position. Then run a fireplace video in the window. also attach a fake plant or something to the lid.
Take a look at the unity mb model of the leisure travel vans. They have that same design. You can use the tv while it’s down.
Ya'll have done such a wonderful job on your remodel. I got a class b I did some painting on and I think it turned out cute. The big remodel will be our kitchen in our home this winter. I hope it turns out as nice as your motorhome!! Stand up work! Love watching your videos!!
Excellent
Love you guys it looks awesome 👏
I'm looking to build a workstation that folds down when not in use, and can also serve as an eating area in the rv. I'll remove a couch to do this. How would you go about securing the brackets to the rv wall? What size screws should I use so that I won't put a whole through the exterior of the rv? I was thinking of using a strip of 1x2 and mount it to the wall and attach the brackets to the 1x2. Any suggestions?
I framed our bed using 1x2s secured to the wall and mounted the rest of the frame off of that. But I also used vertical 1x2s to help support the down ward force of the weight.
Our walls are made using 1/4in plywood on the inside. So I secured the 1x2s to the wall with 1 5/8in screws to be sure that the screws went into the wall about an inch or less after going through the 1x2. I estimate our walls are about 1.25-1.5in thick.
I tried to be sure that our screws did not go into the wall more that 1 inch. So I had to buy a bunch of sizes to be sure that I could accommodate different thicknesses of material attaching to the wall.
My suggestion would be to have the structure mostly self supporting and just use the wall to stabilize it. I would guess that your walls are not substantial enough to support the full thing.
Hopefully that helps. :)
@@ryanandsu thank you very much. We have a 2009 Itasca Latitude that is similar to yours. I'm enjoying your videos.