Isuzu npr 4wd
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lanceatm
Founder and CEO of EarthCruiser
We have made hundreds of them, for EarthCruiser products. One offs builds are not the same as production, two completely different animales. Putting the financial and time investment aside what professional vehicle builders design for there commercial application is not the same as home DIY project. I can say to have the sign off from FUSO in Stuttgart took 18 months for our design. The level of engineering documentation they required was well, German as one would expect.
SkiFreak
Crazy Person
Ask your roads/registration department and/or your insurance company.
At the end of the day, only their opinion matters.
Looking for ways to make the shower dual purpose
My habitat has a shower door with a handle and hinge
Behind the shower door when closed is a shower curtain. (I suppose this is to keep most of the water off the inside of the door)
The door is medium duty, not a major engineering and on the side is a continuous hinge down the full length of one side.
Somewhere in the past I did see a small tall shelf mounted to the inside of the shower door on some other rig.
The concept is when taking a shower, open the door, and pull the shower curtain closed.
As when the door is closed the small tall shelf encroaches into the shower cabin.
I'm looking for pictures and ideas.
My habitat has a shower door with a handle and hinge
Behind the shower door when closed is a shower curtain. (I suppose this is to keep most of the water off the inside of the door)
The door is medium duty, not a major engineering and on the side is a continuous hinge down the full length of one side.
Somewhere in the past I did see a small tall shelf mounted to the inside of the shower door on some other rig.
The concept is when taking a shower, open the door, and pull the shower curtain closed.
As when the door is closed the small tall shelf encroaches into the shower cabin.
I'm looking for pictures and ideas.
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During ordering and the build process some storage was lost.
The standard approach the supplier used for mounting all electrical switches and monitoring screens was "over the entry door"
I did not like that. I requested those items were mounted to the right in the overhead cabinet wall surface.
That decision improved the usability.
However of the three over the kitchen counter upper cabinets, two are mostly consumed by electronics. So two thirds of the space is now lost to habitat storage.
(in the center cabinet is where the solar panel wires and "glan" enters the habitat from the roof and a large MPPT controller is mounted there as well as a antenna for the security system)
The standard approach the supplier used for mounting all electrical switches and monitoring screens was "over the entry door"
I did not like that. I requested those items were mounted to the right in the overhead cabinet wall surface.
That decision improved the usability.
However of the three over the kitchen counter upper cabinets, two are mostly consumed by electronics. So two thirds of the space is now lost to habitat storage.
(in the center cabinet is where the solar panel wires and "glan" enters the habitat from the roof and a large MPPT controller is mounted there as well as a antenna for the security system)
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rruff
Explorer
What's over the entry door, now?
Glad you asked. Nothing. And there is about 8-10 inch's of space door width to place some storage. If I can get some Ideas.
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Peter_n_Margaret
Adventurer
Current overhead storage built 20 years ago and still working well.
Prototype for the lightweight new build.
2 aluminium channels glued to the ceiling.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome
Prototype for the lightweight new build.
2 aluminium channels glued to the ceiling.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome