Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Twenty-two – Finishing Touches in the Kitchen
In this post, the kitchen will transform from a bunch of crisscrossing lumber to something resembling an actual kitchen.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Twenty-one – New Floors
What type of flooring you want in your trailer is a big decision. For us, the biggest concern when it came to flooring was the danger of water infiltration.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Twenty – A Useful Desk and Console Combo
This TV stand/desk is a pretty small project and not too difficult to figure out after all of the woodworking I’ve been doing for this project so far.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Nineteen – Plug in the Lights
After the long electrical post of the early rebuild stage, this post is what I think of as “finishing” electrical work.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Eighteen – Brand New Bathroom Sink
This post deals with the closet and bathroom sink in the middle of the trailer, separating the bedroom and living room areas. The bathroom vanity will be built into the closet.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Seventeen – It’s All Downhill From Here
The lessons I learned while plumbing the shower served me well for the rest of the bathroom remodel. The toilet ended up being pretty straightforward, as did the sinks.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Sixteen – How To Build a Tiny Kitchen
This post is about the process of constructing my kitchen shelving. For information about my planning process and my amateur design drawings, see Part 15.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Ten – The Return of the Water
It turns out that waterproofing is the most frustrating, most time-consuming thing I’ve had to do with the trailer yet.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Nine – Fixing Holes in the Roof
Waterproofing is a Big job. For my first task, I wanted to seal up the big seam where the siding meets the roof.
Travel Trailer Renovations: Part Eight – Stapling On The Siding
Once I get the siding back on and the corners sealed up, I can replace all of the vents in the roof. I can’t wait to have a fully sealed, weather-proof trailer.