320 Rear Cabinet Removal

KaomRuns
KaomRuns Member Posts: 23
edited June 16 in Modifications & Upgrades

I spent a lot of time researching how others had removed their cabinets and had a good idea how to proceed. There were a number of questions still outstanding though that had me hesitant to start the project. I have now completed it and happy with the outcome one so far. We always camp in twin set up and needed the headroom for sleeping more than the storage. I tried to be very detailed in documenting the removal so others could use my experience to help guide them. Here is the link to the complete video showing all my steps. Hope it helps!


T@B cabinet Removal

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  • abriddell
    abriddell Member Posts: 10

    Thanks for posting this.

    We have a 320 and are just starting to use it extensively. Running into the same issue with headroom when sleeping.

    We have a walker tent which we use for living space so we don’t have to flip the sleeping area every day.

    Very helpful to understand how you tackled this challenge!

  • KaomRuns
    KaomRuns Member Posts: 23
    https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/222206#Comment_222206

    my pleasure. Hope it helps others. Here is a link to a short video I did of Building the speaker box. Also updating with a picture of the finished out result.

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  • abriddell
    abriddell Member Posts: 10

    Nice! Great idea to mount the lights on the inside panel of the new box.

  • abriddell
    abriddell Member Posts: 10

    As you were removing the cabinet, were you able to get a sense of where to anchor a replacement solution? We’re thinking of installing a cargo net, a little higher than where the cabinet was installed. Something like this:

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    Thanks again for sharing your work!

  • KaomRuns
    KaomRuns Member Posts: 23

    I hadn't really looked for any additions. At this point we are going to leave it open. I had seen another post where they had a tension rack shelf higher up.

  • abriddell
    abriddell Member Posts: 10

    Do you happen to recall what the little dark piece extending from the back wall is? Did a cabinet fastener attach to it?

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  • KaomRuns
    KaomRuns Member Posts: 23
    https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/222438#Comment_222438

    Sorry for the long delay in response. It is the bolt for the cargo racks that came installed on the boondock package for my year. It sat inside the speaker cabinet but had nothing attached to it. I left it as is and enclosed inside the new boxes I built.

  • phillm47
    phillm47 Member Posts: 30
    edited October 12

    Glad this worked out for you. We did something similar, but kept the speakers, and keep the project reversible. Wife and l sleep much better and happy with the results. Details of our project HERE.

    2025 T@B 320 S Boondock Black Canyon - “Another T@Bventure”

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