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Addressing som potential leaks before merging engine and transmission again | (4 Comments) 46 years old radiators are not cool. | Plastic welded the cracks that was in the grey water holding tank. | The plastic moulding across the rear window shelf was damaged when I disassembled the bedroom interior, so here I am trying to come up with something to replace it. Some teak, a little glue and thirty something clamps might be a start. |
Managed to get the trap for the shower above the floor and inside the coach, by using a low profile bathtub trap. | (1 Comments) Throwing away the original fridge was one of the dumbest thing I have done but now we are finally done with the whole refrigerator thing. It's a 3-way and it blends in nicely. | Here is where the vents goes thru the floor. "Cold air intakes" | Finally back at it, and found a way to ventilate the 3-way fridge without cutting a hole in the side of the coach. The overall square area of these openings are way to small according to requirement in the installation manual but seems to work fine due to quite some "shimmney effect", and we have dual fans installed just in case to so we'll be fine I think. |
Curtains run full length on both sides. | (1 Comments) | I have been wondering on what to do with curtains for a while. Really wanted those original wood/wool blinds but I managed bending aluminum curtain rail to fit the radius or the tear bedroom corners, so I gave it a try reusing the original cushion velvet for bedroom curtains and sewing myselves. I bought some gold foiled lining and the idea is the lined curtians will both isolate well an also reflect some of the sun. Not sure about the effectiveness of the reflective lining but the two layers was a success in the cold for sure. And the gold lining looks really cool anyway. | |
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