I am always looking to improve the living space in my mh, without disturbing the original layout.
The twin beds in my rear bath model are a big unused space during the day.
I came up with this setup that only takes a minute
to convert back to a bed.
The mattress will consist of 3 foam cushions, 1x48" and 2x14".
The 2 14" cushions are stacked upright against the window, creating a nice sitting area with a TV above the other twin bed.
My Laptop also fits on the table under the cabinet.
The bedding can be stored under the table. Once I get the cushions covered, I will post the final result.
I would be very interested to see improvement others have made to their MH.
I want to install wood floor from stem to stern but I am wondering how to address the large rivets that hold the floor to the frame. They are actually higher than the surrounding plywood.
I am concerned that the floating floor pad will not be enough of a lift.
Any suggestions.
Brett
P.S. I will try to post pictures of my kitchen redo tonight.
Brett,
Yes, I did the pergo in the kitchen area.
My floor was fastened with flat head philips screws. But in some places my floor was too uneven
for pergo. I used automotive bondo to float out the worse spots. Worked great, you just have to be fast.
You could grind down your rivets to floor level or countersink new screws and drill the rivets out.
The only problem I could imagine with doing your entire coach with pergo, is water. If you ever get a bad water leak, you would have to replace the entire floor, since its glued. Carpet also does dampen noise.
Check out how I did the transition from pergo to carpet.
I was actually looking at an engineered wood product that has a 1/8 veneer of real wood on the surface with a plywood type base. the planks lock together without glue.
Drum roll please!
Pictures of the kitchen countertop and cabinet!!!
The sink and cooktop are on order.
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Brett G
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Thanks! Now all I have to do is make the third trip to the hardware store to finish the job. All plumbing takes 3 trips. Need two fittings to hook up the water
I think your finished project looks great! I am finishing the curtains for our MH this weekend. I wish our curtains matched the upholstery fabric, but we decided not to re-upholster this year. I certainly understand Catstream's desire for matching curtains...even though it already looks very nice and has a great jungle theme.
Thank you for your reply, Edie.
Right after I posted the new picture, Catstream and I decided that the curtains look good and that we are going to use the rest of the elephants for a bedspread to cover the other twin.