Had these built by a local shop for $940. VERY happy with the result! They can be removed and will fit through the door. Did not get a chance to weigh them before the install.
Cheapie child safety latches for now. They work great keeping the drawers closed during travel, so will go with a more permanent type soon.
This unit contains a small microwave on a slide-out tray:
It also houses a BluRay player and receiver for the Dish satellite TV. Will get rid of the Lagun table mount.
The hole in the white shelf is for a pin to secure the microwave during travel. Also one on the other side.
Magnetic door latches keep the doors secure while traveling. I simply plug in the microwave to either the 110V shore power outlet or inverter outlet when boondocking. I also extended the in-line fuse for the carbon monoxide detector so it is accessible in the Alde cabinet.
Small table for eating while watching TV. The hole in the side is for a pin to secure the drawer during travel.
The shelf is adjustable. Using it for shoes right now.
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TV: 2006 Chevy Avalanche LT Z71 aka: WhiteWolf, or 1972 Chevy Custom10 P/U aka: SnarlingWolf
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Eric aka: Lone Wolf
2011 T@B
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Jeannie
Brilliant! If I didn't have a spouse who occasionally traveled with me, I'd do the same thing!
M@bel M@y, my 2017 T@B Outback Max S (silver w/black trim), towed by Maude Myrtle, my 2016 Jeep Rubicon Hardrock.
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MOUSE-KE-T@B
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2018 Chevy Colorado Z71 Duramax oil burner
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