My mods -1

Dame_plume

I made a backing to the trash can with a corrugated plastic, so it holds the bag better. 

We reinforced and modified the Lagun table, so it can go against the back of the couch or outside the trailer on the lenght.  You can sit outside each side of the table but away from the trailer.


Made a couple of sets of awnings.

Dame_plume

My mods -2
Installed a small microwave.

... a motion detection light in the kitchen cabinet...


Curtains and shower curtain:

Got myself a carpet

And the Walker tent to accomodate my big family.  It has screens, curtains and floor and it is big !

Dame_plume

Mods -3
These are my screens. They hold with industrial velcro and I can pull them up to open windows with a light metal stick.  The kitchen screen follows the curve of the window



I am now working on a mattress/sofa topper which will stay put during the day and save the room behind the couch as well as a step in making the bed.

dragonsdofly

@Dame_plume excellent! -Denise

ontheroad

Love it all..may have to think about the screens..thanks!

Jeansor

I really like the trash can backing idea.  I'm curious why you decided to put the shower curtain up in the bath.

Dame_plume

@Jeansor Laziness, I guess.  The curtain is held by velcro and it takes 10 minutes to dry.   Wiping the whole bathroom after a shower is more elbow grease.  I also thought that in the long run, high humidity will cause musty/moldy little areas on caulking, corners and in intersections.  

Jeansor

Sounds like it should work out well for you.  It's so enjoyable doing things to make the campers our own.  Looks like you've been having fun! 

Maxcamp

Thank you Dame_plume.  Our side screens do not keep out mosquitoes, seeing your upgrade taped to the interior plastic confirms my thinking on an alternative. 

Dame_plume

@Maxcamp8 The screen are not taped but the velcro is.  Industrial white velcro on the window and regular black velcro sewn to the screen.  Two regular velcro would be enough for you unless you own a cat too. The velcro on the screen has to be narrower than the one on the window otherwise you will pull the one from the window everytime you lift the screen.

Maxcamp

Thanks.  Adding to the projects list.

Mags80

Nice! The shower liner will go on this winter’s to-do list and I can keep an eye out for pretty, functional shower liner/curtains.
where did you find. Microwave to fit the cabinet…or was cabinet modified?

Dame_plume

@Mags80 I actually bought my microwave at Walmart for around 60$. We had to extend the width of the opening slightly, but the door could be put back and still fit if we wanted.  I cut the black "L" shape metal strip and glued it around the edges to give them a more professional finish.  The microwave needed to be elevated a bit into the cabinet in order to fit perfectly in the opening and I used pieces of wood that I had.  I drilled a few vent holes on the side of the cabinet and stained the inside of them.  The microwave had holes at the bottom so we screwed into those holes from under the cabinet to hold it in place.  

Dame_plume

@Mags80 I tried a plastic liner before I did the fabric one.  It was bad because the water would not dry on it.  The fabric liner from a regular size shower curtain dries so easy, and takes no time to remove and put back.  I used a very thin and soft velcro on the walls which is barely noticeable because it is the exact color or the wall.  It came from a product to hang pictures, very much like Command.  It is called Hangable.