Washing dishes in a T@B360

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• Gomers2 Member Posts: 115

  February 1

  How ambitious are you? This is how I changed the kitchen and it's very functional. If you get rid of the glass top everything opens up, including the space to the rear of the sink. This setup provides a prep area and drain board options. We don't need the dopey TV, so all that space can also be used if you need it.
  
  

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• jdkoepsell Member Posts: 17

  February 2

  Nice re-design, looks very nice and certainly more functional.  Thanks.

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• n0madik Member Posts: 1

  April 24

  @Gomers2 old post but wonder if you can share where you found the cutting boards and/or what brand and material they are? nice upgrade

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• MuttonChops Member Posts: 1,920

  1:25AM

  I actually got to playhouse in a 360 recently . . .
  It is so near prefect for a Solo Traveler, like myself, that is ready for a bit more elbowroom and a fixed bed option that my 320S cannot quite do.   Far better than the earlier attempt with the 400-Solo layout.
  
  nüCamp changing or adjusting the kitchen to a more functional configuration as @Gomers2 has done would be a big plus.  Now changing the kitchen 'counter' is well within a DIY project, as Gomer2 has shown.  Increasing the black waste capacity is not a simple DIY task
  
  Off-Topic & Related:
  
  A 5-gallon cassette is just not ideal (IMHO).  Yes, one could carry a second cassette tank . . . but that does not change the physical effort to remove a full tank or the general unpleasantness that can happen while dumping what is in-fact a two-piece porta-potti that does not allow as effective waste breakdown and does not have a closed (hose & no lifting) loop dumping method like a standard (higher capacity) black tank.
  
  Kitchen adjustment or not - - - I would purchase a 360S if it had a Black Tank Option.
  

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