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Old 10-17-2011, 09:13 AM   #1
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Want to convert from twin to full

What problems do you think I could run into by converting from a twin beds to full?

It is just my girlfriend and myself and it sure would be nice to not have to take the bed down and up everytime. I would like to convert the twins to a full on one side and drawers or closet on the other. I know some of the overlanders had full bed in the rear sleeping area but can you easily convert over. I am in the process of putting the trailer back together, (after the old replace the bathroom floor thing) so now would be the time to do it. Thanks folks - this forum has sure helped me.
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Old 10-17-2011, 09:26 AM   #2
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What problems do you think I could run into by converting from a twin beds to full?

It is just my girlfriend and myself and it sure would be nice to not have to take the bed down and up everytime. I would like to convert the twins to a full on one side and drawers or closet on the other. I know some of the overlanders had full bed in the rear sleeping area but can you easily convert over. I am in the process of putting the trailer back together, (after the old replace the bathroom floor thing) so now would be the time to do it. Thanks folks - this forum has sure helped me.
Back then, in the early 70's a twin or double model was exactly the same, except how the bedroom furniture was installed.

But, twin beds do have a little advantage.

One bed is for the couple, and the other is for the clothes.

It's said that creates a little more "togetherness".

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm........

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Old 10-18-2011, 06:35 AM   #3
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LOL Andy - That is a thought. Thanks for your help. Always appreciate your input.
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