The plain masonite was put where cabinets will be built later over the foot of the bed up in the loft (on the left. The head of the bed will be to the right). This side of the loft has to be built out about a foot, to make it wide enough for a double mattress. We'll build storage underneath, which explains the masonite you see right in the middle.
This is our adventure from Montana to Southern Nevada in our partially-completed camper-in-a-uhaul, Feb. to Apr, 2011. We hope to accomplish two things: 1) To show how people with almost no money beyond gas money can afford to "Snowbird" south in winter, and 2) to see if we can plan ahead for 2 to 3 months of food and other supplies, as an experimental bug-out. We will also try out some primitive methods of doing things, such as making charcoal, yucca soap, and flint knapping.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Paneling and outlets
The plain masonite was put where cabinets will be built later over the foot of the bed up in the loft (on the left. The head of the bed will be to the right). This side of the loft has to be built out about a foot, to make it wide enough for a double mattress. We'll build storage underneath, which explains the masonite you see right in the middle.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment