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just put plastic drawers into the wardrobe so can use outside if we want wardrobe as a wardrobe, so not really an adaption.

 Wired in a car stereo and speakers,(stereo in the small cupboard near the door and speakers in the seat boxes) Well hubby did.

Had a porch awning adapted by TVS but not used it yet. 

I've added a gas blown air heater, motor mover and a lightweight awning.

I also put plastic drawers in the wardrobe!

Glen

Removable matching wooden shelf in wardrobe...now a food cupboard. Lightweight porch awning...for weekends away. Two handles on pull-out beds...instead of one. Additional miniature  strip-light fitted into shelving(the one next to hob). Cable trunking neatly stuck on inside of doorway enclosing extension lead and aerial lead to wardrobe area...for amplified tv aerial and wifes hairdryer(lol). Socket on outside...for awning light.

Thats it so far...

 During the daytime we put a coloured hand towel over our Porta Potti and disguise it as a table top for the kettle which in turn frees up more space on the cooker/sink work top, at nightime it transforms back to a Porta Pottie again.

Coast walkers

I have replaced the 12v dc light in the main cabin with an ac one and put a battery light in the toilet. I will only be camping with electric hook up so this saves 12kg of leisure battery weight. Small battery lights for emergency. Electric light with shade for awning. I have fastened a curtain to the centre of the roof liner with velcro to give privacy for dressing and sleeping. Easilly removed during the day. A small shelf fastened the the back wall between seats for cups of tea etc. Memory foam toppers and cotton mattress protectors on double beds. I have a microwave with a grill to save gas and much easier to clean.

I will put photos on next time I have the camper opened.

Fred.

Quote: Originally posted by foxylady2 on 04/5/2011

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Plinth heater in cabin under cooker and lightweight porch awning.

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Quote: Originally posted by Pauline49 on 04/5/2011

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Frederico, I'd be very interested how you attached a small table on the back wall, please. When I asked our dealer about doing this he seemed to think it would interfere with the integrity of the wall.

Thanks.

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It is a small shelf not a table. The shelf I used is about 6" x 18" with a 1" lip around it. £9.99 from B&Q. It is fastened by 2 screws through the lip. I did some repairs to my camper last year and noticed there is a framework of wood around the inside of the back wall. I fasten the shelf on at the top of the wall just below the bed where the wood framework is strong enough to take screws. Easilly removed at night in case it gets damaged. It is strong enough to hold 4 mugs of tea or perhaps 3 pint glasses. A larger folding shelf might be more dificult to do. Sorry no photos, I will take some when I next open my camper which might be a week or two.

Found it at B&Q £10.49 now.

Fred

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