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So glad to hear this - thanks for the feedback!

You're welcome, glad you like them. Thanks for the comment!

Glad to hear it!

Sweet! Hope you enjoy it!

Our pleasure - glad you enjoyed it!

Yep, that would work too! Thanks -

Yeah good idea - didn't think of that!

We designed our bed so its lowest point was about 1/2 inch above the highest point on our bikes which was the seats. But later we replaced the seat posts (dropper posts) on our bikes and the newer ones don't go as high, so we now have about 3 inches of clearance between the seats and the bed frames. I think it's about 37 inches total, but I'm not positive, and I'm away from the van for a couple of days so I'll reply again to this comment if it's different, but I wanted to put this answer here now to let you know I read your comment.

Hi Tim. Thank you fot your help.

OK, I've just measured and it is 36-1/2" from the floor to the bottom of the bed frame, and it's 35-3/4" from the top of the bike sliding tray to the bottom of the bed frame. Hope this helps.

Thank you again. This will help me greatly. I'm starting converting next week. All the best for you.

Yeah good call. Thanks!

We would definitely encourage you to do it. It still remains (2 years later) one of the all time highlights of our van life experience. If we ever go back to Alaska, we'll do the Dalton again for sure.

LOL I know and Shannon is always telling me, I can get kinda long winded, so apologies for that! But I hope this helps you. FYI: it's still working great for us after a year with this fix.

You are so welcome, glad you liked it!

Sounds great and I can’t wait either! Are things finally warming up for you guys? Snow all gone I hope?

Glad it was helpful and we hope you're able to get yours working again!

Good idea - thanks for sharing!

Absolutely, it really is. Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you! 😊

Glad it was helpful, thanks for the feedback!

Cool - glad you liked this!

Happy to help!

Hmmm, good suggestion. Thanks!

Yes, we put in a Kenwood head unit with GPS and Apple CarPlay.

Do U have a vid of that install and links to the product?

@@LydieCakes Hi there, no unfortunately we did not make a video of that installation. Sorry!

Thanks - glad you liked it!

Could be, but the insulation doesn't weigh very much. However the window we added is quite heavy. Either way, we fixed it with this trick. It's been over a year now and it's still working great.

Thanks Arthur! And yeah, concrete barriers are much more protective than paint stripes!

Cool - glad it helped!

Awesome - glad it was helpful and thanks for the Sub!

Ok good luck - hope you have the same happy result we did!

Glad you think so! Thanks for the feedback! 😊

We drove only about 3 to 4 hours per day. Just wanted to take it easy and have time to soak it all in.

Wow, interesting idea. Thanks - we'll give it a try!

Great idea! Never thought of that. Just might have to try it! 👍

Sounds great! I'm not sure I would even call myself a decent carpenter, but these were super easy to build. Good luck and have fun with your remodel!

@@TimAndShannonLTD thank you. This has been a long road for sure. Once I got the corners all fixed on the outside. It took 1 1/2 days to demo the inside to nothing but floors and walls. Now comes the hard part of designing a way to make the most out of the small amount of room.

Yep. For us that was about 75% research and 25% action, but what a fun process and so nice to have a blank slate to start with.

@@TimAndShannonLTD that’s exactly how I thought. Not only will I get the satisfaction of knowing I built everything that’s in there. But the simple fact it will be set up exactly how I want it to be. To fit my camping needs and wants.

And that's the beauty of doing it yourself. Enjoy the process!

Oh that's a fun place to be, just starting out. So many possibilities! Best of luck and enjoy the process!

With large potatoes, 15 minutes has been about right for us. Smaller ones, maybe only 12 minutes or so. But you're right - too long and they get mushy so it's better to err on the side of not long enough I think.

Our pleasure - thanks for the feedback!

Glad it helped!

LOL - Me too!

Welcome - Thanks for the Sub and glad you enjoyed this!

Glad you like them, thanks!

Thank you, much appreciated! 😊

You're welcome! Glad this helped!

Very good question and the answer is "sort of". It depends on how much heat you're talking about. The things lasted 2 years up until last June in Arizona, when the heat was too much for the duct tape, and we've been looking for something better ever since. So far, haven't found a tape that can handle high heat and still stick well enough to the plastic screen. New video when we find a solution.

You're welcome - glad you liked this!

Yes it does! And we just had an experience 3 days ago where it was it was evening, but still quite light out - we were in a parking lot with no signs whatsoever about parking or no parking, but a security guard was repeatedly making his rounds, and we saw him drive around us several times (we were looking out our tinted windows which he couldn't see in). He was very close, checking out our van. But every time, he kept driving and we never got the knock; we stayed all night and got good sleep.

Hi Jason - apologies for not making it more clear that there is a link to the full explanation video in the the description. Here's a link to that video: ua-cam.com/video/Ub9aSsdjhNo/v-deo.html

You're welcome, glad you liked these ideas!

It's linked in the description below the video along with some other products we used to build this. Urine Diverter: ebay.to/2Z6226g