And so it begins....

[6cuda6]

Well i think i picked the hottest day of the summer so far to install the 3 right side windows. Although it was brutal, its a task that i have been wanting to complete for a long time. Tomorrow we will clean things up, and spray foam the inside windowsill just like doing a house.

 

[6cuda6]

Another smokin hot day here again today but managed to get the lower cabinets secured and the floor vents run..

I think the next big project will be to get the rear box doors off and the back wall built/installed.....we will see.....lol.

 

[6cuda6]

Its just been too hot this summer to do much......110 degrees with 60 % humidity just kills the desire to work outside.

Today its a touch cooler so i got the cabinets varnished/sanded/varnished again......did i mention my 2 least favorite things to do is sand/paint.....lol.

 

[6cuda6]

Alright, started the day off with top coating the roof with a covering of Henry's Tropi-cool, should seal things up and cool things down as the aluminum roof gets so hot you cant touch it. Hopefully ill get coat #2 on today as well.

Then on to a bit of cabinet wiring for the fridge/freezer so i can make the slider for it all.

 

[Janet H]

This is shaping up to be an awesome project - love the pics!

 

[6cuda6]

A few more hours today to start the footrest/shoe box/step between the dinette benches. We dont have theatre seats like a coventional RV so the wife wanted a place to put up ones legs/feet.

 

[6cuda6]

Next to do is to varnish the box and "that will be thst"

...hinge will come later when we do all the dinette bench lids.

 

[6cuda6]

Finally getting to start the back wall.....its something i've wanted to do for a while but because im working outside everything take more time and planning.

Decided to use steel studs here as i will be mounting aluminum sheeting on the outside.

There will also be a lower access or garage door and the top section will hinge up allowing for an open concept. (Top is not done yet, sorry, just the bottom is framed so far).

 

[6cuda6]

Short work week for me, means a few hours to install the roof vent before it starts freezing at night.