I got wood... - Page 4

rustic · 13-09-2015, 20:07

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Originally Posted by jims-terrano

Good call rustic, see if you can get a memory foam topper for a single bed.

We got a memory foam topper for the boat... can't remember where we got it from though..

They are expensive, but worth it, adds to the insulation too.

don simon · 13-09-2015, 20:12

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Originally Posted by rustic

We got a memory foam topper for the boat... can't remember where we got it from though..

They are expensive, but worth it, adds to the insulation too.

This is the worrying bit....

I'll have a look for some this week, cheers.

don simon · 16-09-2015, 17:04

Awesome...

harlowmaverick · 16-09-2015, 18:01

Thats a good bit of development!

Insperational to other owners who may want to sleep out in their motor for a night or two.
Well thought out.

Sweety · 18-09-2015, 21:36

That is fantastic

don simon · 18-09-2015, 21:51

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Originally Posted by Sweety

That is fantastic

Thanks.

Sweety · 18-09-2015, 22:18

Mines off the road until next week so going to have a good measure up over the weekend of my boot as I really want to fit in a raised floor with draws

don simon · 18-09-2015, 22:38

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Originally Posted by Sweety

Mines off the road until next week so going to have a good measure up over the weekend of my boot as I really want to fit in a raised floor with draws

I hope you're not thinking of a quick and cheap solution, this stuff is addictive.

Sweety · 19-09-2015, 11:57

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Originally Posted by don simon

I hope you're not thinking of a quick and cheap solution, this stuff is addictive.

Well I do like to do things on the cheap if I can

but I do like working with wood. It'll have to be built in 3 sections rear 2 will hold a draw each & the section behind the rear seat will hold my sub box & amp which will have protective covers so the whole raised floor can be used

don simon · 19-09-2015, 12:04

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Originally Posted by Sweety

Well I do like to do things on the cheap if I can

but I do like working with wood. It'll have to be built in 3 sections rear 2 will hold a draw each & the section behind the rear seat will hold my sub box & amp which will have protective covers so the whole raised floor can be used

Have a nose for ideas in here, http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...storage-system.
I can get lost for days in there, it's brilliant what people have done.

Sweety · 19-09-2015, 12:07

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Originally Posted by don simon

Have a nose for ideas in here, http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...storage-system.
I can get lost for days in there, it's brilliant what people have done.

That's a fantastic site & great for ideas

often spend hours looking through old posts or reading the adventures

don simon · 22-10-2015, 21:37

Did you make a start on anything Sweety?

don simon · 23-11-2015, 11:17

Legs almost completed, I managed to find someone to make the two piece legs that look the part. The coach bolts are for testing only, once length is sorted we'll be getting them made properly.

110storage by Simon Carter, en Flickr

Photos of it mounted when it's warm enough to gou outside.

don simon · 30-07-2017, 15:25

Well that took a while.
Here's some photos of the barbecue fitted. I've managed a few longish journeys and it seems to be holding up.

20170730_150752 by Simon Carter, en Flickr
The legs are used to support the bowl through the spare wheel. They need to be a bit shorter in order to allow a better locking system which is currently lock nuts and a bit of cabling to prevent absolute disaster if the coachbolt give up.
Ultimately with shorter legs, the wheel should sit flush to the wheel and give me space to store the tripod and grate in there.

20170730_150803 by Simon Carter, en Flickr
Looks good, if you ask me and it works very, very well. Throw on some charcoal for a barbie, then chuck on some logs afterwards for a warm evening. It was used to heat up a fuel can's worth of water for a shower, so even earning its keep in the mornings.

Even gets plenty of comments an nods of approvel from campsites when people figure out what it is.

16-09-2015, 17:04	#48
don simon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Gone. Vehicle: Terrano ii Posts: 2,215	Awesome...

16-09-2015, 18:01	#49
harlowmaverick Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Harlow, Essex Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 3.0 tdi 03 Posts: 962	Thats a good bit of development! Insperational to other owners who may want to sleep out in their motor for a night or two. Well thought out.

18-09-2015, 21:36	#50
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	That is fantastic

18-09-2015, 22:18	#52
Sweety Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Northumberland Vehicle: Terrano 2.7TDI SE LWB Posts: 3,604	Mines off the road until next week so going to have a good measure up over the weekend of my boot as I really want to fit in a raised floor with draws

22-10-2015, 21:37	#57
don simon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Gone. Vehicle: Terrano ii Posts: 2,215	Did you make a start on anything Sweety?

23-11-2015, 11:17	#58
don simon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Gone. Vehicle: Terrano ii Posts: 2,215	Legs almost completed, I managed to find someone to make the two piece legs that look the part. The coach bolts are for testing only, once length is sorted we'll be getting them made properly. 110storage by Simon Carter, en Flickr Photos of it mounted when it's warm enough to gou outside.

30-07-2017, 15:25	#59
don simon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Gone. Vehicle: Terrano ii Posts: 2,215	Well that took a while. Here's some photos of the barbecue fitted. I've managed a few longish journeys and it seems to be holding up. 20170730_150752 by Simon Carter, en Flickr The legs are used to support the bowl through the spare wheel. They need to be a bit shorter in order to allow a better locking system which is currently lock nuts and a bit of cabling to prevent absolute disaster if the coachbolt give up. Ultimately with shorter legs, the wheel should sit flush to the wheel and give me space to store the tripod and grate in there. 20170730_150803 by Simon Carter, en Flickr Looks good, if you ask me and it works very, very well. Throw on some charcoal for a barbie, then chuck on some logs afterwards for a warm evening. It was used to heat up a fuel can's worth of water for a shower, so even earning its keep in the mornings. Even gets plenty of comments an nods of approvel from campsites when people figure out what it is.