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Beautiful work!

Man if you stuck to making these videos they would have blown up! Great videos man wish you had more would love to learn more of your tips and tricks/style

This is an excellent video. Did you reinforce the wall behind the redguard? Our shower has just the lauan thin plywood and I was concerned that maybe it couldn’t hold the weight of the tiles for an install

This was a great how-to video. Thanks for making such a simple, step-by-step tutorial!

Nice work. Tile and grout for rv dont mix. They crack with movement and heavy. The peel and stick lol. Love that hat Lets go Broncos Orange Crush

Beautiful work; chocked full of great ideas

Can't understand why your likes and comments aren't through the roof. I searched for how to build light cabinets for travel trailer and I found your content. Beautiful work!

I've been contemplating a small RV remodel and have been looking for good How To's. All I've been finding is the before and after. Love this vid, it was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Well done!

Joints GLUE??

Did you remove the interlocking tiles & replace it with this, or is this a different rv from 2 years ago interlocking install? Thanks, great video

You all do the best renovations I've ever seen and I've seen alot if them.

question, what thickness of wood do you use for the face frame 1/2 or 3/4 don't recall hearing that.

Did you mention what size wood you used for the frame? I’m trying to see it but I can’t really tell what size. Some look like 2x2 but idk the others? Tysm 😊

Thanks for sharing. I’ve never seen this 1/4” plywood technique or heard of float strips.

great instructions. What kind of wood do you use for the frame: 06:45 (the long (horizontal) piece)? Is that the same wood 3/4" as you mounted at the doors at 06:22?

Pls bring back your how to videos!!! Would love to see some keystone rigs (2005-2013) that you improve so I can see the tips and tricks

Where do you put your shampoos etc

If only all UA-cam tutorials were this clear! 10/10

Hows it holding up? Can you use vinyl grout instead of silicone?

Nice ❤

KING! Thank youuu, exactly what I needed.

Did you use chanelling on the inside corners? Thus hides all the imperfections on the edges like crooked walls

Where did you get that splash guard? I can't find anything like it anywhere.

Watched and planned cabinets in my van reno for a year. I watched LOTS of videos. I used yours to build and everything went as planned. Great, straightforward instruction.

I use aluminium sheet folded for all cabinets and doors in my van. Cover them in vinyl wrap which can be changed in a few minutes to suit any decor. The best part is it’s lighter than you can imagine. I’m monitoring my Sprinter weight as I progress and my target of adding 500kgs is still within reach.

The silicone between each tile is a little excessive

Looks good. Could you provide a product name or link to the specific setup you're showing here. Also what did you do to the existing holes from the enclosure?

I am not a woodworker. However, I want to DIY some cabinets in my camper van. You are the first UA-camr that has made this project seem doable (and I have scrubed through hundreds of videos) Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

Go Broncos! Getting ready to build out a box truck. Your video is excellent! Thanks.

Really interested in how you built your L shape dining bench. I am wanting to to build a ( wish I could show u a pic of my inspiration) an U shape in the dining slide out with 2 pull out drawers and also a removable top.

What were the panels made of? Sorry, I didn't find that part. 😊

Nice job. I’m fixing to do cabinets in my “new to me” rv. Good video!

Would love to see a video of the tiling process. Do the tiles withstand the earthquake travels?

Do you change the method when doing lower cabinets? Larger stock?

what is the PRICE of RV for sale

What wood was used for the project? And what size finish nails?

Good fix. I juat bought the Elevation 3612 and noticed the heating issue right away.

Thank you! As a newbie to woodworking this helped me a lot. I love the video

thanks for the great video, I have been researching Palasade tiles, some sites say you can install over the wall tiles, would you recommend?

Any issues with overlapping the lip of the shower pan? Did you say Red Guard? And polyurethane?

Great video. Do you have one for lower cabinets with draws?

What kind of silicone? If I'm not mistaken silicone breaks down or has a life of about 5years. Elaborate if you are a pro

Did you over hanging the vinyl tile over the shower pan tile flange or did you run it all the way to the shower pan?

Excellent craftsmanship, Tom! Well done!

I just started full time rv life and am finding out just how many pieces of the inside of a trailer are junk and fall apart after any road trip. Thanks for this video. I am making plans to deconstruct some of the weaker interior (cupboard doors, drawers and slides) and reinforce it for heavier use. This video definitely helps

its gorgeous, much nicer than my house.

This is a very useful video. I was scratching my head to know how to approach the lightweight cabinetry and now I see it. Build a lightweight frame, use luan 1/4". The factory kitchen cabinet in my Class C is all 1/8" luan with very little framing. Such a cheapo build. I want to take it apart and rebuild it more robustly. Ditto for wardrobe. This is a wonderful guide. It does look like you are using masonite board and not plywood luan. This is not a good material for a motorhome. Masonite board is compressed cardboard, and absorbs moisture readily. It is very, very porous. Plywood is much stronger and less like blotting paper. If you ever tried to polyurethane masonite board, what does it do? Drinks it up like a sponge. Use plywood instead.

How thick are your side and bottom panels?

What an outstanding demo! Clear steps, soothing voice, clear visuals, showed us the tools, and best of all, NO MUSIC!!! What joy. That cabinet is just beautiful. Looks easy to make but the measurements are the key, and like you said, planning. I see how that making the bottom hollow section higher will accommodate puck lights at the bottom. This is the planning part. I would leave that false ceiling loose without gluing, to have access to puck light wiring at all times.

Looks great! I'm not American but have been watching a ton of RV videos with a plan to buying one for a big Road Trip next year. One thing I've noticed is that RV renovators like yourself always seem to make RV's look really nice, whereas the manufacturers always use horrible and dated colour schemes even in the latest models. Why is this? Do RV manufacturers not have interior designers who understand modern design trends?