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Definitely not at the time I built it but with the prices today, I wouldn’t be surprised

Sorry for late reply, but I bought it on Amazon and cut it up. I doubled it up as well. So it was a 3" mattress topper and I doubled it up to 6". I then found a local seamstress and had her cover them in Sunbrella fabric. No regrets whatsoever

Oh agree with you! I bought it pre pandemic, I can't imagine what it cost now. It was more to me that functionality, I want strength. It also acts like an internal impact cage if I'm ever broadsided (I have kids in back). Alos, if I'm ever in an accident I don't have to worry about wood shrapnel flying all over the place. That bed isn't going anywhere.

Hello, I do recall that having people on the bed and sliding it out does not work great, so it does impact sliding ability. It should still be doable, but you will have more friction on the plastic sliders. Overall for good sliding make sure everything is 100% square or it also creates a ton on friction.

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@@nicksrig Thank you so much.

It varies so I can't say 100%. I think you would be good with a 4-5" as long as it can compress where needed

Hi directly from 8020

I don't sorry

10 series is plenty strong enough but the connecting hardware is super weak

Not easy, you would need tools. I’m sure you could design it to where it could be easily removable. But mine is not

Hi, I do not have a hot water system. Honestly, I'm not sure I will ever put one in given it's not something we have found necessary. E.g we just have a spray bottle with soap that we clean dishes with right away and put them away. If we need to do a deep clean from time to time I just boil some water and put it in a bowl. I have an electric kettle for this purpose and coffee. That said if I did put one in, it would be a small tank under the van with a coil inside that connects to the engine coolant line. Free heating when engine runs and takes up no internal space.

Awesome, if you are close by and ever need a hand let me know

I'm in Highlands Ranch, FYI

Thanks, I did not but you can find it on ourkaravan

@@nicksrig Awesome, thank you!!

Hey, they will do any custom cutouts you want, so even if they don't have it standard they will cut it for you. I think its a small added charge

Here you go www.amazon.com/Perforated-Insulation-Pins-2-1-100/dp/B07JYVQW11/ref=sr_1_4?crid=95KEENH8LOOL&keywords=insulation+nails&qid=1640713025&sprefix=insulation+nails%2Caps%2C103&sr=8-4 - Just use 3M double stick tape - it should be high temp

Not sure if I responded to this, I migrated this account and it wiped out my replies, but the two front seats swivel around and I bought this bunk bed system for the kids. Game changer! www.cabbunk.co.uk/

Hey Raj, yes I can share just email me from my about page.

Yeah sure here you go 100 Pieces 2-1/2 Inch Perforated Insulation Pins Insulating Nails, 100 Pieces 1.5 Inch Round Self Locking Washers Round Insulation Washers for Wall and Ceiling smile.amazon.com/dp/B09B1LH999/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_RB2XM4WN3T07TWZ9CBPA

Here ya go www.sara-upholstery.com/ They run out of their garage and don't speak the best English, but she was 75% off others who quoted me and she did a great job.

@@nicksrig awesome…Thank You

@@dsteck5888 Anytime!

Also, what is the monitor and switch for under the counter to the left of the sink? Something to do with the grey tank?

www.amazon.com/allentian-Stainless-Steel-Gallon-Portable/dp/B07MS7C3SY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=stainless+steel+water+5+gallon&qid=1630272756&sr=8-5 . Well that switch box is experimental, it links up with a hot pad to stop my tank from freezing. Turns on and off at a certain temperature. I'm still evaluating the effectiveness.

Also FYI they only sell a 5 or 10 gallon now. I realized mine is an 8 gallon not a 9 as I said in the video. I would caution against a 10 gallon as it is very heavy when full. If you are a strong dude with a good back you will be fine, but so ya know. I use a dolly now to move my tank. I'm strong, but kills my back.

@@nicksrig thanks I’ll try them out

Hey, I went with 1/2" ply to keep weight down. But I added 1/4" ply at hinge points. Not sure how much weight I saved, may not be worth it and just go with 3/4" ply. So for sliding doors it's all about the right thickness. If you order panels from 8020.net they should be the right thickness out of the gate. If your material is too thin, just add small felt pads to the back of your panel to eliminate rattle. They have felt pads that are very thin. Hope that helps

Thanks!

Thanks man I appreciate it

Thanks, I don't have the entire parts list most of it is just 15 series extrusion. This is the slider part 8020.net/6525.html

Yes Ken is the man! I learned a lot from him. So I used a Birch ply from Lowes, it was the only ply I could find that was Greenguard certified (low VOC). I would not advise that type of wood. Overall I'm fine with it, but I would just go get cabinet grade ply from a lumber yard if I did it again. The material I used on the kitchen sliders is the same I used for my floor. It's linoleum and cork, it's click lock flooring called Marmoleum - www.greenbuildingsupply.com/All-Products/Click. 8020.net has some great options too for sliding panels and will cut to size if needed (you can see this on my rear sliding doors)

@@nicksrig I agree, Ken is the man. He has influenced and helped so many people, myself included. Did you use 1/2 ply? Looks nice and light weight. So the sliding door material is that click lock flooring? I never would have guessed that. It looks great. I was thinking maybe you bought the panels from 8020. Thanks for your help.

Yes 1/2" ply and I added 1/4" ply around the hinge mounts. I did all this to keep weight down. I think it was a 7 ply, I would find a higher ply for more warping resistance. Well my front sliders are click lock flooring, my back "garage" sliders are 8020 panels. 8020.net/2635.html

@@nicksrig I used 1/4 bamboo for the sliders. They warped on me. So I have to redo them. It was probably my fault for leaving the bamboo sit around for almost a year before I did my upper cabinets. Was looking around for some alternatives. Thanks again!

8020.net/6525.html here you go. I ordered 4 of these. I also ordered brakes for 2 of the 4 to lock bed in place

Thanks Ken, couldn't have done it without you and your channel, huge props to you!

@@nicksrig Aww thanks! Safe travels; maybe we can catch up some time. -Ken

@@ourkaravan thanks! This one is going to be interesting with a 15 month old, she is getting feisty. Yeah would be great to catch up sometime for sure!

Yes, all but the fridge framing. I had to go 10 series to get that fridge to fit. I would definitely avoid 10 series if you can due to the smaller weak bolts.